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Person possibly trapped in airport elevator, Arlington County VA
Emergency responders were dispatched to the main terminal west elevator at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport for a possible person trapped inside. There was no response from within the elevator when contacted. Attempts to play back elevator camera or communications were made to assess the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Public Safety
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Transcript:
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33,
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respond to the main terminal west elevator for possible entrapment, no response.
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31, I'll be clear,
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CFS provided, minor paint scuffing and it happened on Tuesday.
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Copy, break.
00:22
Motor 5, are you Ocean King?
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What a problem? 10 for busy writing.
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Copy.
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This one, you came on in my location.
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If I were direct, we're trying to make our way over there now.
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Copy.
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33, are you direct to respond to the elevator?
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Is he right?
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Copy. Copy.
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24 any other, you have anything on playback?
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Stand by.
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I'll be going to reset.
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34, I'm on seeing your recesses.
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34 and 24 and 24, they're both recesses.
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34 directing.
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24 copy. You were able to find playback?
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24 standby.
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Copy.
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The game is 24.
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Go ahead.
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Who is not facing the door?
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Copy. I'm checking the area.
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Copy.
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Forty-40 are you clear? I'll be back to the first.
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Location mentioned:
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), 2401 Smith Blvd, Arlington, VA 22202
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