Calling the Cops

An EdSource investigation into policing in California schools

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Medical incidents

at Eureka Senior High School

Eureka City Schools School District, Humboldt County

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Police call logs are from a sampling of schools representing California for the period Jan. 1 to June 30, 2023. The database does not include all schools or districts.

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Data source: California Department of Education; Year 2022-23

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Serious Non-Violent

Medical - Injury — Eureka Senior High School

Eureka City Schools School District, Humboldt County

MA - REPORT TAKEN   Reported to Eureka Police Department

3/25/23 at 3:56:17 PM

Incident details:

AT THE OLD GYM STATEMENT 15-year-old. Male. Conscious. Breathing. Chief Complaint: Traumatic Injuries (Specific) Caller Statement: NECK PAIN UNABLE TO MOVE ARM DISPATCH Dispatch Level: 30B0 I (POSSIBLY DANGEROUS body area) Response: Fire and Ambulance Code 3 RESPONSES I. This happened now (less than 6hrs ago). 2. There is no bleeding now. 3. He is completely alert (responding appropriately). 4. The injury is to the neck. 5. I-le is not having diniculty breathing. STATEMENT 15-year-old. Male. Conscious. Breathing. ·Chief Complaint: Traumatic Injuries (Specific) Caller Statement: NECK PAIN UNABLE TO MOVE ARM DISPATCH Dispatch Level: 3080 I (POSSIBLY DANGEROUS body area) Response: Fire and Ambulance Code 3 RESPONSES I. This happened now (less than 6hrs ago). 2. There is no bleeding now. 3. He is completely alert (responding appropriately). 4. The injury is to the neck. 5. He is not having difficulty breathing.
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