Activated carbon monoxide alarm with patient feeling ill
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Sussex County Public Safety
03:52
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Franklin EMS, 2nd call, (number withheld) Main Street, Apartment (number withheld), responding with your fire department.
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For an activated CO alarm.
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Patient feeling ill.
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That's Franklin EMS, 2nd call, (number withheld) Main Street, Franklin Borough,
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apartment (number withheld).
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Respond with your fire department activated CO alarm.
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One patient feeling ill.
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2043.
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Medics.
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Stand by,
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they just signed on.
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We'll get a location.
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All right, 810, we're just coming into Lafayette on 94.
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Copy.
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They're eight to 10 min out.
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Good.
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Try and get a medic unit out of Dover to meet them.
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Copy, stand by.
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Five four is in the opposite direction.
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We'll try and get someone else.
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Can I get that address again?
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Sure, sir. Number one, Main Street, apartment (number withheld).
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2192.
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654.
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We're going to an ALS.
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6 to quarters. I'll
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be clear.
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Three, two, six.
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Your engine car's clear.
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Give me on West Street by Weiss with features.
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You're at Tango Eight Nine Sierra X Ray November.
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Received.
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But I'll confirm.
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Speed stopping.
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Southbound above headquarters, New York bridge, Kilo Golf Echo 6801.
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County 4353, you can close out that card and we're going to be on the road.
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Center 200, Franklin Chief One's going to be on location.
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Picking up, I'm.
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I think you were, I just confused myself in the middle.
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In the middle, she was calling from the senior housing there and she should be waiting on the hallway in front of her apartment.
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