Accidental vehicle SOS triggers welfare check
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Belmont Fire EMS, Marshall, Ohio County WV Fire EMS PD, WVSP Trp 1 Cmd
02:04
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I just received a call from OnStar.
00:02
They are requesting a welfare check on a male in a gray BMW.
00:06
Had to hit their SOS button and they got no voice response.
00:11
They did have a phone number for the owner, however they were not able to reach out.
00:14
Do you want me to try to reach out and see if everything's okay?
00:19
Yeah, I'll head that way.
00:20
What was the address?
00:22
We're just going to fire control to 9100 City Fire.
00:25
This is your call.
00:26
It's going to be at Dunkin' Donuts.
00:28
It's for a dark gray BMW.
00:32
Ten four.
00:46
Thirteen oh one dispatch.
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Station 25, control 9100, city fire.
00:51
You're needed at (number withheld) Birch Avenue, Moundsville.
00:54
(number withheld) Birch Avenue.
00:56
This is for a 74-year-old male,
00:59
possible heart attack.
01:01
First code 835, EMS or city frequency.
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9100, copy.
01:07
91, copy.
01:09
55 in quarters.
01:11
835.
01:12
Can I get status Pennsylvania 27? It's going to be 25012479.
01:21
Say, I got the engine one out.
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Engine one out.
01:24
Rescue one, same traffic.
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Rescue one out.
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This is that one.
01:29
Copy.
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55, I do. Go ahead, Joe.
01:39
This is 541.
01:43
Good.
01:46
If you send somebody else up here, have them meet me at the Dollar General before they go over to that house.
01:53
I can tell them what's going on.
01:55
Copy, meet at Dollar General.
01:57
I did make contact with that vehicle owner.
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He said there's no issues.
02:01
It was an accidental push.
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10-4, I'll be clear.
Welfare Check
