Medical alert alarm at fermentation facility
Fire & ArsonDispatch audio about a medical alert alarm at a fermentation facility. Responders confirm the alarm came from an alarm company, discuss whether police should accompany medics, and note the caller may have said she took pills; no immediate danger reported.
Audio|Source: Portland Area Fire and Rescue
01:55
Transcript:
Bravo 405 on scene. Bravo 405 on scene, 1840. Engine 24, 35, Bravo, unknown medical alarm problem, commensal fermentation 3901 North Williams Avenue. Respondent on Ups 1, Stemar Proditional Tempo. 1343, 36 AMR request. Ventura Park Apartments, 1211, East Burnside, number 412, respond on Office 1. Medic 1343, 36, AMR request. Ventura Park Apartments, 1211, East Burnside, number 412, respond on Opson, 81542. 8142. 1842. District, 1343 from Ops Fund. 1343, go ahead. Nurse Sergeant asking if you want police to respond with you on this. There's no mention of violence. It did sound like the caller told the call taker that she was taking pills about four minutes ago, and the call taker could hear pills rattling in the background. Copy. We'll just advise. Copy, thank you, 1843. 444. (name withheld), go ahead. Hi. Our dispatch information is a medical alert alarm, but it's a fermentation facility? That's correct. It could be that it's the medical button on their alarm panel that was pressed, but we don't have any better. This came in directly from the alarm company. Have you guys tried to call them? Yep.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Williams Ave, Portland, OR 97227
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