Washington
(ANI):
A
recording
of
an
emergency
call
that's
being
reported
as
a
transmission
from
the
paramedics
who
took
Michael
Jackson
to
UCLA
on
the
day
he
died
has
been
exposed
as
a
hoax.
The
recording,
which
has
emerged
online,
was
believed
to
feature
a
Los
Angeles
Fire
Department
medical
worker
calling
the
UCLA
hospital.
A
voice
on
the
tape
says:
“Patient
is
Michael
Jackson,
the
pop
star
singer.
No
pulse,
no
breathing.
Unresponsive.
Tried
to
resuscitate
him.
Unsuccessful.
"We've
done
everything
we
can.
We
should
be
there
in
five
minutes.
It
doesn't
look
good.
It
doesn't
look
good".
But
Los
Angeles
City
Fire
Department
Captain
Steve
Ruda
has
dismissed
the
tape
as
a
fake,
because
the
alleged
paramedic
breaks
the
rules
by
naming
the
patient
and
fails
to
use
the
correct
terminology.
“It
is
not
our
conversation.
It
is
not
any
of
the
paramedics
who
treated
Michael
Jackson," TMZ.com
quoted
him
as
saying.