False medical alarm near Whitehall Rd, Sandy Hook VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a medical alarm near Whitehall Road in Sandy Hook. The alarm was determined to be false, possibly caused by a dog triggering the device. No medical emergency was present and all was reported clear.
Audio|Heard on: Goochland County Fire and EMS
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01:53
Transcript:
00:00
Whitehall Road, medical alarm activation.
00:04
(number withheld).
00:31
Three eight five first due.
00:33
Seventy-three rescue.
00:35
Respond to near Whitehall Road, cross streets Shawnsville Road, Cedar Plains Road.
00:41
Medical alarm activation at (number withheld).
00:47
Car two to Lieutenant Mills on Jackson Shop.
00:53
Different move.
00:56
If you've got a full crew, then go ahead and check the ambulance to go to that call, please.
01:01
Copy. Unit responding.
01:05
Unit acknowledging.
01:12
Go for unit.
01:18
Responding to near Whitehall Road, crossing Shawnsville Road, Cedar Plains Road for a medical alarm activation.
01:25
Eighty-seven-year-old, conscious and breathing unknown.
01:34
Eighteen voice set.
01:39
Six fifty officers additional.
01:45
We were advised by the homeowner.
01:49
It was a false alarm. Everything is okay.
01:51
Probably a dog jumping on her lap.
01:52
Fifty-one.
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Location mentioned:
Whitehall Rd, Sandy Hook, VA 23153
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