999: Emergency Callout

The Kent Joint Response Unit is on standby for emergencies requiring urgent police and medical care. Paramedics and police officers travel in one high-performance vehicle. The team are called to a road traffic accident where a car's been rolled, but the driver's left the scene, reported to be drunk.

A 12-year-old boy is hit by a car at 50 mph on the Isle of Sheppey, and a man acting erratically at a drive-thru restaurant leads to a search and a surprise for the team when they find him. A car has crashed into a roundabout, leaving the passenger trapped in the wreckage.

The victim of a violent assault is bleeding uncontrollably. If paramedic Chelsea can't stem the bleeding, the victim could die within minutes. Special constable, Mike needs to find whoever carried out this brutal attack.

Rural Kent is shaken by a shooting and a village is flooded with firearms officers, as Joint Response paramedic Willow treats the victim, who's been shot in the leg. A man has had a cardiac arrest on a platform at Chatham railway station. And a man has fallen and broken his arm while walking his dog.

In Graveney, the JRU are tasked with trying to contain a cow on the loose on a 60-mph road. The JRU respond to reports of a driver unconscious at the wheel of his crashed car.  Whilst Paramedic Nathan attends to the man's medical needs, Special Sergeant Hannah makes a discovery and dramatic measures have to be taken.