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A customer at a U.S. Cellular store in Kingwood set a phone on fire, damaging the phone and the carpet, with the fire currently smoldering.
Audio|Source: Preston County Fire and EMS
00:40
Transcript: (Name withheld) We're at 248 Walmart Drive at U.S. Cellular Kingwood, Time Alert, 1654[1]. I acknowledge you anything further. Company 5 that's copy 1658[2]. It's going to be a U.S. Cellular. Customer was in there, threw a phone destroyed it. It caught the phone on fire, also caught the carpet on fire. Right now it is just smoldering.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1654: Time Alert (Incident logged at 16:54)
[2]
1658: Incident update at 16:58
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Center, Station 15 Camp, individual medic, needed to respond, emergency medical call, breathing difficulty, 106, Julie Street, and King, one time of page, 1134. 15, pathologist. 7653 is in route. We're in route 1135. You'll be in round 205 to Loo Street. We're breathing difficulty. Break. Yeah. It's going to be for a 65-year-old female. They advise. Patient's full code. Or hospice. Get home from the ED, from Preston on Saturday, does have COPD, a little bit sweaty, 89 on 5 liters at this time, still trying to get farther. That's your case. Day 3. Color did advise. Patient, that's had this issue once before. We caused some by pneumonia. Does have COPD. They is normally on 3 liters of oxygen. They do have her on 5 at this time. Go ahead.
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Prestoncom Center, Station 15 Camp, need to respond, emergency medical call, any available medic, breathing difficulty, 105 Julie Street, apartment 5, time of alert 929. Station 15 acknowledges. Knowledge 929. Comcenter Medics 682. 6182. Show us in route. We're on route 930. You'll be going to 105 Julie Street, Apartment 5 for a 67-year-old female with shortness of breath. Call our advice has a history of CFPD and feels very sweaty. Still trying to get further. That's received.
Center Station 15 Camp. You can respond to emergency medical call, suicide threat, 117 North Sigler Street, Kingwood, Tower Alert 1725.com. Call him, Center 688 on special detail and read, (name withheld).
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