Smoke incident at building with allergic reaction treated, Charleston SC
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a building alarm due to minor smoke. No active fire was found after checks, and residents were allowed to return. One person suffered an allergic reaction to smoke and needed medical assistance.
Audio|Source: Charleston County Police, Fire, EMS/Rescue, Marine SAR
04:14
Transcript:
00:00
That's a patient.
00:07
I don't want to afford a command.
00:08
We've got that long silence.
00:10
If we can get the fire marshal in here to assist the security guard, I'm trying to reset it.
00:16
I'm not sure that it will with the sprinkler system headset off.
00:20
I covered that as soon as he arrives on seeing off, sending me that to you.
00:24
Can you give me the general location of where that alarm system is?
00:29
Termin of Alpha Side to the left of the lobby.
00:35
Copy Alpha side, left of the lobby.
00:38
Try to the Alpha side to the left of the lobby.
00:47
Power 105, Engine 1-10-703 near Wentworth St, gas leak, gas owner, Incident, Town-O-4.
00:55
Power 105, Engine 1-110,
00:59
73 near Wentworth St, Cross Streets, King Street and St.
01:02
Philip Street, Gas-League, gas owner, Incident Town-04, 24, 21-36.
01:07
In-5-6-12-4.
01:09
The Special Leven's Player with a refusal-lay-in there?
01:12
This is company.
01:16
Copy that, dispatch Morrison command.
01:20
Morrison command.
01:22
I'm going to reduce this down to a 2-1-1[1], hold ladder 104, engine 108, engine 109, battalion 103,
01:34
release the rest.
01:36
I see Charlton, go ahead.
01:40
U.S. 17A and Green Parkway on a silver PMW, Sipholy, FN-108, Whiskey Uniform, November 255 WUN-2525-2-5-F2-Holston-N.
01:50
South-F8, Charlton, North.
01:56
I don't want to fly Alvin, command.
01:59
Good.
02:04
Residents are being told they're clear to go upstairs, is that accurate?
02:17
I think that would be okay.
02:19
It seems like this safe right now.
02:23
Crews have checked the floors from the bottom floor all the way up and they haven't reported any smoke being up there.
02:28
A little bit of smoke that was there, they got cleared out.
02:32
So,
02:33
yeah, I think they're good to go back into the residence.
02:38
I don't enter you guys from picking up those or getting equipment moving.
02:42
But besides that, they could probably go back to their apartments.
02:46
This action, D-13.
02:49
Gover 2-13.
02:51
I copy. I got them going through the garage to get the stairs and go up the floor.
02:56
Apparently that's the only way to get up.
02:59
Okay, thank you.
03:02
Just check the see if you're responding,
03:04
I'm not sure if the CAD, things all marketing around.
03:08
We are responding.
03:09
We are responding.
03:10
We are responding.
03:12
We'll read send it.
03:14
Hey.
03:15
Oh,
03:19
I'm supposed to come.
03:20
Okay.
03:22
If this one, talk tomorrow.
03:25
You guys see the dispatch. We're going to finish.
03:30
T13 so on state.
03:38
Two-car MVA, minor, uh,
03:40
damaged, test vehicles.
03:41
The end upcats.
03:43
Yes, I, Khabi, 2141.
03:44
Angie-0-Nobarabra.
03:48
Good.
03:53
Let's make contact with an awkward building.
03:56
She's having an allergic reaction to smoke.
03:59
If we have an antics respond to this location.
04:03
Copy, I'll get one back out here.
04:07
Dispatch, Marsden command, if you would, send me a medic unit for allergic reaction to smoke.
04:13
Dispatch, happy for anyone.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
2-1-1: Reduced fire response assignment; typically 2 engines, 1 ladder/truck, and 1 battalion chief
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Location mentioned:
Wentworth St, Charleston, SC
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