Medical emergency for breathing issues at Woodhill Drive, Glen Burnie MD
Medical EmergencyFire and EMS responded to a medical emergency near Woodhill Drive for a person having breathing problems. The patient was reported on the floor. Responders noted an odor not smelling like smoke and checked appliances. Entry was difficult but efforts continued to assist the patient.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Medical Box[1], 2617, engine 261, minute, 33, Bravo. Response to near Woodhill Dr, Unite Bravo, Cross Street of Oak Manor Drive for breathing problems on Talk Group 1, Bravo.
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7, Crossman Boulevard.
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Engine six, okay, 1657 Crawton Boulevard.
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Stay on copy.
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3-1 command.
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Fourth entry,
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no smoke condition. There is an odor investigating.
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Okay, you're on the third floor.
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You're on the third floor. You floor's Stolen Apartment. Can you tell me which one?
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Nothing evident.
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And as parts you can, do you have any additional needs?
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Negative, not currently.
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There's an odor. It doesn't smell like smoke.
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There's a furnace you're running.
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We're going to check that out.
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None of the other appliances are in use.
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Are you available for a call?
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Correct.
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Tower 30, respond to near Woodhill Dr, Unip Bravo. Cross Street to Boak Manor Drive for breathing problems on Delta Group 1 Bravo.
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Agent 6 location.
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Okay, engine 6.
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Tire 30 is responding to near Woodhill Drive apartment Bravo.
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Responding Tarant 30.
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261 is our line. We're in service.
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That's correct.
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AIMS 409, Priority to Anna Rundle.
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Go ahead, Rick.
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No changes or conditions on the 360.
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Rich established side alpha.
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Command copy.
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And just file.
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You advise County police that this vehicle is involved in the accident at 3 North and 424.
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That's correct, let him know.
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Okay,
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let him know.
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Fireland, engine 6-1, police be notified. Engine 6-1, please be notified. Engine 6 cops.
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Willingway, command of all units,
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222. Beholden, engine 38,
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truck 39.
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Remainter units Miguel, Vildenraig.
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Okay, and the bottom Army, Switching Delta.
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Barland, copies.
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Switching.
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On the 40-0-2 box at 222 Governor Tust Lay in the Way, apartment 302, after a face-to-face with the captain 38,
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we were able to rule out a 3D printer function normally, but had an order from burning the plastic.
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There's no hazards found.
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Beholding the engine 38 and 39.
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to contact the homeowner and the remainder of units.
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We'll be going to help.
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Fireland covers a new update.
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Can you do a call back at our call? We have no answer to the door.
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That's correct.
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All right.
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You have something.
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All right. Amulant 7-9.
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Hey, you have something.
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A call, they come from the alarm company, they stated that the patient was on the floor.
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I believe they had their head. There is a door code in the notes.
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Have you tried that?
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We did a walk around the other next to the head door with a keypad on the phone.
Police codes explained
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Medical Box: Box assignment/area identifier used for dispatching resources to a medical incident
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Location mentioned:
Near Woodhill Dr, Glen Burnie, MD 21061
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