Fire department responds to carbon monoxide incident
Medical EmergencyFire department is responding to a possible carbon monoxide exposure involving a disoriented 30-year-old woman at 25 Sheath Street.
Audio|Source: Boston Fire Channel 1
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Transcript:
00:00Approximately 30-year-old female either eval, disoriented.00:0830-year-old female disoriented needs an evaluation.00:111538.00:17Fire alarm, IRT-1[1] calling.00:22IRT-1[1].00:23Could you put us on a still for 25-sheet street for a copper monoxide? No, I don't know.00:3225 Sheath Street, is that correct?00:35That's firearm.00:381538.
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Approximately 30-year-old female either eval, disoriented.
00:08
30-year-old female disoriented needs an evaluation.
00:11
1538.
00:17
Fire alarm, IRT-1[1] calling.
00:22
IRT-1[1].
00:23
Could you put us on a still for 25-sheet street for a copper monoxide? No, I don't know.
00:32
25 Sheath Street, is that correct?
00:35
That's firearm.
00:38
1538.
Police codes explained
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[1]
IRT-1: Incident Response Team 1
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Warren Street, Boston, MA 02135
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