Infant choking incident resolved with baby now breathing
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to help an infant who was choking. The situation improved, and the baby began to cry and breathe normally.
Audio|Source: Albuquerque-Bernalillo County-Rio Rancho Fire/Rescue
01:57
Transcript:
Engine 8, Rescue 8. Respond to an 11 Delta 2[1], choking, not alert, at 2027 Hubbard Street, Southeast. Engine 8, rescue 8. Respond to an 11 Delta 2, choking, not alert, at 2027 Hubbard Street, Southeast. 314 memory lane 27-year-old male conscious and breathing if I think of a ball looking hippie hit me 17 out of 2 Rescue 12 to 55 base 12 to 5 5 base Rescue 12-558, can we please get it in it for transport? We're actually going to be level 0 for your call. See 12 copies. And Park Control 2 Engine 30 alarm company just call back stating it's going to be a full alarm. Armed to Ingenate, Rescue 8. The baby's crying, moving air, doesn't seem like she's choking in more. It was just a, they said she was choking on some milk. Risk rate, copy. Rescue, I'm pretty base for whatever unit. Off that base, we're actually going to be critical for your call. Okay, everybody's being critical now. Thank you.
Police codes explained
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11 Delta 2: Choking, Not Alert
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Location mentioned:
Near Hubbard St SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123
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