Elderly man reports dizziness with CO alarm in Bangor, Bangor NY
Medical EmergencyAn 83-year-old man in an apartment on South Avenue, Malone, reported dizziness, nausea, and difficulty breathing. Emergency responders were dispatched. Meanwhile, a carbon monoxide detector alarm was triggered at an address on County Route 53 in Bangor, and fire services from Malone were requested to assist with gas meter and mutual aid due to the CO alarm.
Audio|Source: Franklin County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Malone Fire, State Police
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Transcript:
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Can I name Malone to respond to this location with one of their gas alerts?
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Malone with a gas alert.
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20MS call 5-9 sir have apartment 12
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Franklin County Dispatch from Malone, Priority 1 EMS, call 5-9-sur-A-Av apartment 12,
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83-year-old male patient,
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dizzy,
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nauseous, difficulty in breathing, repeating for Malone.
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30-1 EMS call, 5-9-S order I have apartment 12, 83 male,
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dizzy,
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nauseous, difficulty, and breathing.
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And by Molofire, Mutual Aid,
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CO detector activation[1],
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721 Catoo,
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53 Bangor.
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Franklin County Dispatch for Molon Fire.
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Mangor is requesting your gas meter to their CO activation.
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721 County Route 53.
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Repeating for Malone,
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Mutual Aid.
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Bangoror is requesting your gas meter to their CO activation, 721, country route 53.
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On alarm time, 0402.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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CO detector activation: Carbon monoxide detector activation/alarm
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Bangor, NY 12966
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