Fire and EMS respond to apartment for gas leak and medical aid, Anne Arundel County MD
Medical EmergencyFire and emergency medical services responded to an apartment in Anne Arundel County for a suspected gas leak with possible carbon monoxide presence. They investigated around apartment near court and air breeze drive. There were readings on gas meters but no strong odors. Workers checked behind the stove where gas was previously reported and assisted a resident with medical needs to move downstairs safely.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Medical Box 402 engine, 21 respond, 1002 eager at court, crash air breeze drive,
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or hemorrhage on 2, Bravo.
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1,360, it's four stories all the way around.
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No conditions, no basement,
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utility controls, Delta side of the building.
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We're entering with three,
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making our way to apartment 304 for investigation.
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The Titan C4 is on location.
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The time for command, I copy you entered with 3, making your way to 304 for the investigation.
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The Titan G4 all same command.
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Command composed. It will be at the buggy on side alpha,
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(number withheld).
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Command engine 2A2.
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Go ahead, come here.
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Let me know what floor 304 is going to be on.
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304 is going to be on a park, going to be on four number three.
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22 that's a man with a can.
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Got engine 282.
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We're currently trying to locate where we've got DAC coming from.
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We do have some readings. I don't have solid numbers at this moment.
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We're continuing to investigate.
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We do need some assistance getting the resident out.
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There's potentially a medical emergency as well.
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Connect copies.
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Verifying, you have an odor and you have readings on your meter.
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Can you verify what the readings are?
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We have no odors, but we do have readings.
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BGE was here yesterday for a week behind the stove.
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Residents reporting that they supposedly secured the gas behind the stove. We're investigating that as well.
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I copy.
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So you have an L-A-L rating, C-O rating, and what are your numbers?
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You requested another career, correct?
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Command the Tower Ladder 26.
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Go ahead, Chief.
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Please make your way up to Department 304 to assist engine 282.
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Yeah, I copy. Apartment 304.
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All right, 282 is her man. With a key.
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Go ahead, engine 282.
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We have no odors, no ratings on the ventus.
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The sniffers is giving us a response.
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We believe it's going to be residual. At this point, we are pulling out the stove to verify.
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We just need a second crew.
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to help the resident get downstairs, we will need a medic unit.
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Copy.
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Medic 12.
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Go ahead and make your way.
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It's not Alpha.
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and up to the start four to assess that patient and assist 282.
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282 to command just for reference 304 is going to be in the delta quadrant.
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Two-a-two, do you need Title Ladder 26 as well as 912?
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Got a letter 26, man. We're walking up now.
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We're in a side alpha with two.
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I got Medi-12 with us.
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Command copies.
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Trial Ladder 26 with 2, 912 with 2.
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282 to command.
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Death steps. We'll take Tower Ladder 26 and 9812.
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