Chemical odor causes dizziness at apartment and vehicle
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Berks PA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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We're responding 2252 .
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Caller's reporting she believes there is a chemical odor in her vehicle as well as her apartment.
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She says she feels dizzy.
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He's also stating that she believes her ex boyfriend, who is not on location, did this to her vehicle and her apartment.
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She'll be waiting outside.
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Three six.
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Assistant 471 responding.
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Assistant 471, you're responding.
00:28
2255. Initial report from the caller is she had a chemical odor in her vehicle and her apartment.
00:35
She says she feels dizzy.
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She then states she believes her ex-boyfriend, who is not on location, did this to her vehicle and her apartment.
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Call taker noted she sounds class four.
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There's an extensive history there.
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Also stated something about him hacking.
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Her devices, and now she was outside waiting for the fire department.
00:54
She's claiming there is someone in the woods.
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We transferred her to PSP.
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They are out to PSP at this point.
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Six 531 . I
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am not sure if you copy, but now I guess she was outside waiting and she's claiming there is someone in the woods.
01:09
We transferred her over to PSP.
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Six 531 .
01:19
Berks 11 and Engine 34 responding.
01:22
Okay, 11 and Engine 34, you're responding 2256.
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Assistant 47, one Berks.
01:28
Go ahead. Okay, from PSP they are sending, however they are requesting all incoming units to stage.
01:35
Okay, received.
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They didn't show me an area staging.
01:41
All units dispatched responding, one will store for a (number withheld) Bunker Hill Road from PSP.
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All units are to stage 2258 .
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