Carbon monoxide alarm and minor foot injury at home
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Cache County Public Safety
06:31
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00:00
Cache, will you show Engine 110 en route to the CO call?
00:04
110.
00:09
As you're responding to a residential home with the CO alarm going off, we are texting via 911 with the resident.
00:19
He is deaf.
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The caller's wife did tell us if you look at him while you're speaking, he can understand you.
00:29
No symptoms.
00:30
He's going to evacuate and close the home.
00:36
Engine 110, copy.
00:42
Fifty-five cache.
00:48
Just advising, there's a carbon monoxide alarm that's going off.
00:53
The owner of the residence is deaf.
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However, if you look at him while speaking, he can understand.
01:04
Yeah, for cache, is fire on scene?
01:08
They're not.
01:13
Cache, we show Engine 110 on scene.
01:17
We'll call this minute command.
01:19
Fire 1106 will have command.
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We'll be investigation mode.
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110.
01:29
Special 55, you copy?
01:32
10-(number withheld).
01:34
Cache 592, I'm 10-23 with fire.
01:38
592.
01:43
What's that 55 cache? The complainant was advised that units were tied up.
01:49
She requested a phone call when you're en route.
01:54
Copy. I'm gonna keep heading to my incident until
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I get more information.
02:02
10-(number withheld).
02:08
Cache 592, can you have a rescue come in for this male? He just cut his foot a little bit.
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Five
02:23
nine two delta 55 was he the only one in the house?
02:28
Stand by, I'll check.
02:34
Only one.
02:37
Respond
02:43
to CO or hazmat exposure at (number withheld) North 100 East in Mendon.
02:56
Ambulance 60, respond to CO or hazmat exposure at (number withheld) North 100 East in Mendon.
03:08
Delta 70, will you show me out at an address please?
03:13
Go ahead.
03:16
(number withheld) South 100 West in Mendon.
03:22
How far? Break 592 Cache.
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Okay, was that traffic for me?
03:28
Do you know how the injury happened?
03:32
He said that he stepped on something in the house.
03:37
Ten four.
03:42
Engine 110, squad, station 110.
03:48
Go ahead for engine 110.
03:52
Do you need the squad to respond?
03:56
Yeah, it looks like we're gonna need a squad to respond.
04:00
The homeowner has a cut on his foot that'll need some bandaging.
04:07
Copy that.
04:13
Cache Engine 110.
04:19
Just an update. The homeowner was using his gas stove, doing some cooking of some sort.
04:27
The levels have started dropping down.
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We did have a low level CO.
04:32
It is dropping down.
04:33
The alarms have gone off once I opened up the doorway.
04:37
We'll sit and monitor it, but should be code four for now.
04:44
Ten four. Just be advised, law enforcement on scene requested an ambulance.
04:48
Ambulance 60 has been paged for the laceration to the foot.
04:56
8110 copies that.
04:58
Yeah, we're in contact with law enforcement also.
05:00
Thank you very much.
05:02
10-(number withheld).
05:09
Cache Station 150.
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Go ahead.
05:16
Is this just an ambulance call or did you need S150 also?
05:27
We just need ambulance 60 .
05:30
It wasn't initially called in as a CO alarm, and the person on scene has a cut to his foot that needs to be looked at.
05:41
Copy that.
05:47
Station 150 from engine 110 .
05:53
Go ahead, (name withheld).
06:02
Homeowner just has a small cut on the bottom part of his foot.
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We'll just need to dress up.
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It's something that ambulance can take care of.
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Okay.
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592, I'll be 10-8.
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592.
06:28
Delta 25, Delta 55, do you need anything else there?
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