[Scan-DC] Major Crash I-95 NB at Franconia Rd

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As I remember those are M.C.I. tags.  I think is not considered the STANDARD
to use them in incidents over I think 30. But my memory is going back 6
years.

JOHN

-----Original Message-----
From: Jackie McElroy [mailto:jackie at mcjackie.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 10:02 PM
To: Scan-DC at mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Scan-DC] Major Crash I-95 NB at Franconia Rd

         At 09:14 PM on 3/19/2005,
         Doug K. <oldsdoug at hotmail.com>  wrote:
 >
 > Red tags?  Hadn't heard that one - is that the same as
 > Priority One; i.e. "life-threatening injuries"?
 > Or is it Priority Four, which I understand means "requires
 > no care"... ie, DOA... beyond care, in other words...
 >

Don't know about this jurisdiction, but back in the day when I did such 
things, Red Tagging someone at a mass casualty incident indicated highest 
priority while black tag was DOA.

-jackie

Jackie McElroy
Washington, D.C.
AIM: mcjackietron
http://www.mcjackie.com 


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