Medical emergency at residential building near East Oliver St, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a residential building near East Oliver Street for an initial report of a fire alarm. The incident was later updated to a medical emergency involving a resident having trouble breathing, requiring EMS assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
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Truck five,
00:02
respond box area 6-12.
00:04
Near East Oliver Street, residential fire alarm.
00:06
Truck five, respond box area 6-12.
00:10
Near East Oliver Street between Landhorn and Kia Court, residential fire alarm at 1659.
00:20
It's 540.
00:23
Four 40. Man, we turned the water off of the street.
00:27
We're in service.
00:33
Four 40, message received.
00:35
Fifteen 59.
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Truck five.
00:44
Truck five.
00:49
Truck five?
00:52
I'm seeing updated comments about the caller or the resident saying that they're short of breath, can't breathe and need EMS.
00:59
You start me a medic and I'm going to switch over to A3.
01:02
Okay, we're going to get you a medic.
01:14
Medic 13 respond with truck 5 on the scene.
01:17
Medical on 6-ish, 12, near East Oliver Street between Tier Court and Lion Hill Court for the residential fire signal.
01:26
Correction for trouble breathing.
01:28
Medic 13.
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Location mentioned:
E Oliver St, Baltimore, MD 21202
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