Teen treated for allergic reaction at residence with hazard, West Jordan UT
A 17-year-old at a residence near South experienced an allergic reaction and had difficulty breathing. The home has a hazard warning due to an older resident who previously threatened suicide by cop and has access to firearms. Firefighters requested police to be on standby nearby for safety.
Audio|Source: West Jordan Police Dispatch
02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Fire is getting an allergic reaction,
00:03
an address with a hazard on the home.
00:06
They have not requested PD that the hazard says three officers on all calls.
00:12
The resident's (name withheld).
00:16
He has threatened to get in a shootout with officers and has access to firearms and has made threats of suicide by cop.
00:22
That has it from near South. Did you want me to start PD that way or just wait and see if fire wants us?
00:31
What's the address?
00:34
near South, 3620 months.
00:38
Uh,
00:42
let's fire side if they want us or not.
00:51
So I'm a reaction heat and usually linked to the alcohol you drink.
00:56
They're probably in a recall session.
01:01
Alright, I'm a second.
01:12
30-8-0-156 and 144 can be a map.
01:21
Copy your 450. 550.
01:23
How much does this guy's getting in high?
01:35
38, sorry, you let back run.
01:38
What's the 85 on this guy?
01:46
Fire hasn't arrived yet to provide.
01:49
They were given the hazard information and they said they'd advise.
01:54
Not sure if the cop and how calls involved.
01:58
No, what's his condition? Is he conscious breathing alert?
02:04
Conscious breathing, but difficult breathing.
02:08
He's got eyes around his nose.
02:15
Also says the patient is 17 years old.
02:19
I think the hazard applies to an older guy.
02:24
Copy. Yeah, just have fire stage.
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West Jordan, UT
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