Structure fire with multiple injured transported to hospital, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonFire and emergency medical responders responded to a structure fire in Lakewood, Charlotte, NC. Multiple patients, including adults and children, were involved. Medical teams coordinated patient priority and hospital notifications to trauma centers. Firefighters worked on the attic area and confirmed no active fire remained while managing the scene and resources.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
08:49
Transcript:
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Fire. Turn left there.
00:01
Get late for you drive.
00:02
Lay into engine one. Have all medic resources go through ALS 52.
00:06
ALS 52 is going to be my EMS resource unit leader.
00:11
Central copies, Medics 52, medic group.
00:13
Medigroup's commands.
00:14
Supervisor 123 to the medic group, can you give me a heads up right now, what you've got, do you have any priority ones or twos?
00:23
Right now we have seven yellow tags.
00:26
They're all more than likely going to be priority to by mechanism of mechanism only.
00:30
We currently have two in finals so whoever the next in the MS unit is going to take her over.
00:37
But we have two adults, I'm sorry, three adults and three kids currently trying to get a report on the satisfaction.
00:45
Hi, 104, that's the same family.
00:47
We're going to ask you to make a hospital notification to Carolinas or Presbyterian for the trauma center.
00:53
Are you able to do that?
00:55
Same firm, just standby.
00:56
Pagey one driver, go ahead.
00:57
In Carolina. Carolina is just late.
00:58
All right, Carolina.
01:01
Flint Hill came in on Cone Avenue, so you're going to have to come Lakeview to access the scene.
01:04
Let me know when you get here.
01:05
I'll get here. I'll get here assignment. Okay, if you repeat, coming in off James Street and Conn, Cone Avenue.
01:09
All right, I was going to tell you to come in off Lakeview.
01:11
Just let me know when you get here.
01:12
I'll give you in the assignment. For three minutes down.
01:14
George, a hundred. One of what you want to command? Have a crew of three sent in the outside yard.
01:18
We will have a crew of four shortly.
01:20
Assignment. Flint Hill.
01:21
Go inside and make the attic.
01:22
Let's try for expansion.
01:23
Okay, let me go ahead and add you to the call.
01:25
Okay.
01:26
Okay. Okay. That it's 19 at Weddington Road rolling up on you and that it'll be out, BLS 558 will be max.
01:34
They're about 10 minutes out so.
01:35
Copy, thank you. Stallage is 2-01 and rescue 20 on scene.
01:39
Check for copies, calling us on scene.
01:40
So you can check Carolina Andrew 3 on location.
01:42
Say, I want to Andrew 3 to command.
01:43
What's our time on?
01:44
Supervisor 123 is a medical group.
01:46
Confirm you have enough resources now to handle these patients.
01:49
They're going to be priority twos and that you do not need the 700 assets.
01:54
You do not feel you're going to have any further patients.
01:56
You probably set up with that plug just in case we need it.
02:00
Okay.
02:01
The 224 Command, we'll have rehab set up on the other side of the Flint Hill rescues truck.
02:06
Flint Hill.
02:07
Hey, that problem will be, do you know I'm about to move their car with my bumper?
02:10
Yeah, he's coming.
02:11
You're for Flat Hill.
02:12
Second line, you're getting charged.
02:14
All right. Command calling Tower One.
02:18
Call on Tower One.
02:19
What's the progress on the primary?
02:21
Okay, clear room so far, working on the last one.
02:24
Okay, copy. Dr. Final Agent, four in route.
02:26
All one to command.
02:27
Central Command, that's negative.
02:29
Do you have enough resources?
02:30
I'll potentially need one unit outside of the units that we have on scene currently to keep the BLS unit coming a few months, but we can handle it out the 700 groups.
02:39
4.123. Sounds like you can cancel 700 this time, thank you.
02:42
Central's the RET.
02:43
7.02 are you direct?
02:44
24. All right.
02:45
Okay. Man to rescue eight officer.
02:47
Bill, you're going to continue to have Charlotte Engine 9, Matthew's Engine 22,
02:51
Rescue 8, and Stallings 201 under you.
02:55
Copy that. We can start letting some of these guys go at this point.
02:58
10-4[1]. You let me know what you don't need and I'll clear them up.
03:02
We're good with Stallings.
03:03
I should be good with Charlotte here in a minute.
03:04
All right, 10-4[1].
03:06
Command, UALS-52, Medical Group Supervisor.
03:08
That's right, the command.
03:09
You can release Charlotte, too.
03:10
Command Central.
03:11
Commander Head. Yep, FMO en route.
03:12
That's 104, 1104 is about five minutes out.
03:15
Okay, copy.
03:16
We'll also need Duke, or MSR, Mom Electric,
03:21
and E-MOMP.
03:24
Ten, four, five, one, Bmont.
03:25
Road, on eight, hotel.
03:27
All right, guys.
03:29
Just give you heads up, I got a 40, 40, 40.
03:31
You say 40 minutes yet?
03:33
Yes. All right, Tom.
03:34
Kendra coffee.
03:35
Let me have to Flint Hill.
03:37
Sheriff's Flint Hill.
03:38
Just let me know about extension in the attic once you make it.
03:41
Copy. We're still trying to locate out of access.
03:44
We're all supposed to see them.
03:45
I do have charge.
03:46
I can see. We're trying to get to find out of access.
03:49
Okay, got. Yeah,
03:50
it's possible. Ten four seven.
03:51
It's not alarm.
03:56
Show us available.
03:57
We'll be clearing. T.14-9, when breaking the patch with D-Dilta and Nacoff State.
04:01
Same for copies.
04:02
Two hundred degrees, no-active planes.
04:05
Copy, no active fire. Copy, no active fire.
04:06
Tensworth of command.
04:07
Magnet. Ten-minute working fire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Lakewood, Charlotte, NC
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