Carbon monoxide alarm triggered by employee resetting it
Medical EmergencyAudio|Source: Vail, Avon, Eagle, Edwards, Gypsum, Minturn - Police, Fire and EMS
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Vail Ambulance and Engine 3. At 2537, Errosa Drive. Carbon and Oxide alarm with patient contact. Medical 1.50, (name withheld). Nail 2.30, can you copy the plate on the Lincoln SUV? Medical 1 in 902. Good. Engine 3 at 992. Colorado, 10, 761, 7273. 7273. 9-9-3. 1241. Good. Good. Parties clear, valid, negative vocals. Three. Nine-o-three. No, three. All engine threes are spawning. Two-30, mail. Agent-3 is finding, 904. That vehicle is actually a dispatch employee's, he's resetting the alarm. Copy, I'll be clear. Nine-o-four. his information he just set off that alarm. I copy he's working on it again. The second one's responding, MDT. Second one, okay? Units responding to ROSA Drive. To be a 79-year-old male constant breathing is just going off, he is not experiencing any single-party. Medic 1 okay, we're going to stand by 8 quarters and that's request. Mike 1, stay by in quarters, 905. Answer 3 copies update. Answer 3, 905.
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Vail, CO 81657
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