Medical emergency with unsecured dog at Elk Dr, Burke VA
Medical EmergencyA medical emergency occurred near Twisted Elk Drive. The patient was unable to secure an unsecured dog present at the scene. Police and animal control assistance were requested, though animal control was off duty. Officers were dispatched to assist with the situation.
Audio|Source: Fairfax County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 439, Matic 439.
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On Channel 4, Bravo, Box 43904, EMS level 2[1], near Twisted Elk Drive, cross street, Autumn Ridge Circle.
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Engine 439, Madik 439, on Channel 4 Bravo[2], Box 430104, EMS level 2[1], near Twisted Elk Drive, cross street, Autumn Ridge Circle.
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Back from engine 439.
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Hey,
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engine 439.
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Can you start PD and animal control if the caller cannot cure her dog?
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We'll try to see if we can get someone to help with the dog.
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Animal Control is off duty, but we'll try to get an officer out there.
00:53
Are you able to secure, or was the patient able to secure it all?
01:01
That's a negative, but the patient's unable to do that.
01:03
We do have a couple officers around to the location, be it by so it's probably going to be like three minutes.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS level 2: Elevated-priority EMS response requiring additional or advanced resources, typically for higher-acuity medical incidents.
[2]
4 Bravo: Assigned radio channel or talkgroup used for operational communications.
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Location mentioned:
Elk Dr, Burke, VA 22153
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