Non-emergency injury reported at Kansas City Airport, Kansas City MO
Medical EmergencyFire and rescue units including Rescue 90 and medics were called to Kansas City International Airport near Kansas City Boulevard for a traumatic injury close to the Southwest SkyCap. The injury was later determined to be non-emergency, and units were stood down.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
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J.Farrow, Rescue, 90, Medics 516, near Kansas City Boulevard,
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Southwest SkyCave on a traumatic injury.
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Tracks on ARF.
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Fire guard tire dispatch.
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Near one campus city boulevard.
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Go have this question.
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Did you want help-side companies to arrivals or departures?
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To departures.
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Just one medic unit,
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non-emergency.
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Copy, departures, non-emergency.
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Kathy, four 21, 29.
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429.33 slot.
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233.
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33?
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1024, the route to my port to my port at 2.
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10 4.4.4.30 hours.
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The property is who you're seeing as secure.
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...for-3-2's copies.
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...medic Ford in our town ofone.
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9-4-0-10-1.
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Rescue, I, you're fine.
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Officers,
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the checkpoint now has nine lanes open, any available officers?
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Rescue 90.
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You could be in service, 431.
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Yeah, but I'm in Portland Town, is a high volume.
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Rescue 9-0-10 is a high volume.
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Rescue 9th,000.
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Rescue 9 is fine.
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451-seen. Rescue 90, this is Fireguard.
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You can stand down.
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This is Rescue 90.
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Can you say again?
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You can stand down.
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Rescue 90, copy.
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Rescue 90 in service.
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Location mentioned:
Near Kansas City Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64153
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