Wheelchair-bound man stuck on first floor due to broken elevator, Kennebec County ME
Medical EmergencyA wheelchair-bound man is stuck on the first floor of an apartment building near Home Street because the elevator is broken. Emergency responders are requested to assist him to another floor.
Audio|Source: Kennebec, Somerset, and Waldo County Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Three-year-old men who's wheelchair bound.
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He's looking at the bottom floor to the top floor.
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The elevator is broken.
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We're looking in ambulance now.
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We need you to first respond.
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Hartland apartment into a community room, near Home Street.
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He's on the first floor.
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He needs to get to the floor.
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He's wheelchair bound in the elevator.
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We are looking for an end.
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Somerset, clear.
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24, how do you are on?
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Heartland Fire needed a first response to near Elm Street, Heartland Senior.
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I have a 53-year-old community room.
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The ground, he's looking to go from the first floor, top floor, the elevator is broken.
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We're looking for an ambulance now.
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Repeating Heartland Fire, Needs to near Elm Street, Heartland's building.
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I have a 53-year-old...
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In the community room, herebound, he's looking to go from the first floor and the elevator is broken.
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I'm looking for mutual in ambulance.
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Kennebec County, ME
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