Man inhales dust cleaner at intersection, needs medical aid, Mesa AZ
Medical EmergencyA man inhaled a dust cleaner product near South Power Road and East Southern Avenue. Emergency responders were dispatched to assist him. Initial concerns about an injured officer and pepper spray exposure were found to be untrue. At least one ambulance was sent to provide medical aid.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
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Transcript:
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A known medical. South Power Road and East Southern Avenue.
00:03
Engine 2.24, C-deck 5[1].
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9-211[4].
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Water 2-11. Water 2-19.
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Will you assign us engine 220 footage? They are unaware.
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You can show them available in quarters.
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Agent 21. Engine 21.
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Engine 216.
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Engine 216. 23. Copy under code two.
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Did you also copy additional?
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And medic 2220, C-deck 5[1] 2,
00:24
C-deck 5[1], Altered Level of Consciousness, 311, North Sea Pines, Medic 222, C-deck 5
00:33
1.15, sir, for domestic 635 North Arrowhead number three.
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All right. Your answer.
00:39
I need a second for domestic, 65, arrowhead number three.
00:42
She's reporting a family member came over and now they're verbal.
00:45
The male suspect is refusing to leave.
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One, Sam, two, a couple of your now.
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126, code 20.
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2418, thank you.
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John 4, thank you.
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Adam 434. 2.1.304. Thank you.
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27 of 95. He is showing multiple 38.
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If it's one, heavy set, blue shirt, black shorts, negative for weapons or not, possibly 54, I'm in no vehicle.
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There we are.
01:10
Let's get us assigned to that call and have a backup unit come to Power in Southern.
01:14
Can you contact PD and find out where this injured officer is?
01:17
Copy. I'll call me to PD, but this is the only location.
01:20
I'll see if I can't clarify, and I'll start an ALS unit[2] to come to the B of A.
01:24
Hold that second unit.
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Let's find out where this officer is or if it exists.
01:28
If it doesn't, we can stay here and handle the single patient.
01:31
Copy. Stand by.
01:32
I'm calling PD. I think we had contact with him a bunch of times on nights and he was staying in the little offshoot room that's actually a closet, not at the front door.
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What was this one?
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Timber. I'm a Ford blocker to Timothy.
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to clean this up a little bit.
01:43
So we're over here on Power in Southern.
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We have a male subject that inhaled some kind of dust cleaner.
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We have no injured officer on scene.
01:49
Officers here don't have any details for it.
01:52
So I'm going to let you figure that out a little bit further.
01:53
And if you need to get a secondary unit to that officer.
01:56
Alarm copy, so there is nobody's been that has been pepper sprayed, male subject, inhaled, dust cleaner, new officer on scene is injured, correct.
02:06
That is all correct, so battalion chief can continue in on his discretion, and we will need at least one ambulance to reports of power in Southern.
02:13
Copy of Medic 2220[3] in route just north of you of the intersection.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C-deck 5: Fire/EMS radio channel designation
[2]
ALS unit: Advanced Life Support ambulance
[3]
Medic 2220: Ambulance/EMS unit identifier
[4]
9-211: Possible radio code for medical emergency
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Location mentioned:
S Power Rd & E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85206
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