Two people trapped in elevator at hospital, Galveston TX
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Other Non-CrimeAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to an elevator entrapment involving two people on the sixth floor at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. The fire department had previously addressed similar issues with the same elevator. Maintenance staff coordinated with responders and awaited EMR assistance to shut down the elevator.
Audio|Heard on: Galveston TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
645, can you respond to an elevator entrapment? It's going to be elevator number four on the 6th floor, two people.
00:09
We have to call somebody to get them to shut that elevator down because the fire department said they're not coming back out here.
00:15
They've been out here three times for that same elevator.
00:17
We need to stop people from getting on it some kind of way.
00:21
Clear.
00:24
Four fifty-six, six forty-five.
00:28
Has maintenance showed up?
00:33
Maybe they have a way of doing that.
00:37
When I got to the elevator the first time, people had already got out, so I never did see maintenance.
00:46
So.
00:49
Two six headquarters.
00:51
Go ahead.
00:53
I just spoke with maintenance and they said they're waiting on EMR to come out and shut down the elevator.
01:01
They just haven't found you yet.
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Location mentioned:
University Blvd, Galveston, TX 77555
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