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Newborn baby found not breathing in Mesa, Arizona

Medical Emergency

Reported: 07/28/2025 09:36 PM (PDT)

Mesa, AZ

Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District

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July 22, 22, 263, cut 4. 2032, July 22, cut 4. 24, 2004. 2034. 2034. Newborn non-breather, 1033, South Long, Morning, Unit 1017, one Charlie 62, one Charlie 12, 26, tracks from one.

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Copy that. Only the unit number, 1140. Right where the pickup truck is parked in front of the unit down the road there. Command engine 206. Engine 206, go ahead. If you find a hydrant, stage it a hydrant, and prepare for fire operations if we need it. That's 206 copy. Stated out of hydrant prepare for fire operations if we need it. And a letter 214 is unseen behind engine 23. Rider 214. Later 214. Stay true you there right now. Take a report from engine 208. Copy. Okay, 4-5-way. Can you check with Fox and see what channels they're working on? Just advise them we could probably drive all the way if the patient is on a service road. Top down passing Erie. Yes, I want to wait for the high school. We want to go. 206 looking up to a rider for fire attack if needed. Also setting up a limited access on a letter to 14 standby. Just going to wait for the hazmat crew to get on the scene to address clamp and the line. We have an ETA and city gas. That's negative. I can get one. Copy, I appreciate it. 104, and I copy your report. We've got a confirmed cut for on a 2-inch gas line engine tool. It's going to be evacuation sector. We've got 206 at a hydrant for fire attack, and we're setting up a limited access zone. We've got ladder 214 standing by and I'll work on an ETA. We keep the driver right now. It's 206 copy before. A.I. Another. 2.8 to command? No engine 2.8. We're at the site of where the cut is. There is a slight smell of natural gas. It's confirmed 2-inch. We're making sure nobody enters this area. There's nobody around at the moment. You've got everybody evacuated from the area. You've confirmed 2-inch gas leak. Line has been cut. You don't smell a lot of gas in the area. Can you guys work your way over to the east side of this little driveway here and just make sure we keep it that nobody gets down in that area for us? Black 214 copies. We'll go to the east side and where the affected home is make sure nobody comes into the scheme. Do you want to see his ladder 214? The latter 214. It looks like that's going to be right in between units 1116 and 1145 is where we need to set up that. No access area. I have two working copies. Alarm to you about as to command. All this is the command. Three minute EPA for gas. Copy three minute ETA.A. A three minute ETA. A. Here at the scene, I'm going to meet your hazard center. It looks like we've got a... Two-inch line cut of unit number one, one, two-one. From what I understand, it was caught with a saw-z-all. We do have an evacuation engine tail rates down there. Do you guys want to go down and one like that clamp?