Woman with headache in hoarded home with low battery alarm, Peyton CO
Medical EmergencyA 76-year-old woman is experiencing a severe headache at a house with extreme hoarding conditions. There is a low battery alarm on a carbon monoxide detector, but no signs of fire or gas hazards.
Audio|Source: El Paso County Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Falcon 313383 respond to 335 attack house road on a headache at 2350. Hello. Go ahead. Yes, sir. Went through the house. No CO detect here. Have a low battery alarm. Party also does not have any gas supplies in that harsh portion of the house.
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Second apartment update has no sounds coming from it, no alarms, and no readings from any of the windows or doors or door frames from that unit. Copy. Are you there? Mayfirm, Tenelen's going to be clear. If you could pass on what we found in the PSU. I did advise the RP that BSU still might stop by. Copy.
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around three three two five tack house road on a headache patient is a 76 year old feeling conscious and breathing coded as an 18 charlie four has had a headache for the last three hours she is responding and breathing normally nothing further at this time break for a caution address falking is continuing caution on the address per falcon fire department house has extreme hoarding conditions nothing here at this time
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313 or she 23509
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Location mentioned:
Near Tackhouse Rd, Peyton, CO 80831
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