Multiple medical calls including carbon monoxide alarm, San Diego CA
Medical EmergencyFirefighters and paramedics responded to multiple medical emergency calls in San Diego, including routine care and a carbon monoxide alarm near Diamond Street at Bayard and Cass Streets. An investigation included monitoring residents sheltering in place. Some calls were canceled en route. One reported medical incident involved a patient at a bus stop near Palm Avenue. Gas company crews are working to shut off gas supply with estimated time of arrival of 30 to 45 minutes. Several fire units were released as the situation stabilized.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 30 Medical,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox Strat, Palm Avenue and Hollister Street. Engine 30, 7 Echo, 7 Fox Trot.
00:15
Coptor 3 flight following (number withheld) Fannie to Parkway, Cotter Sycamore Canyon Train, Cross Street, Ganyley Road, Cocter 3
00:31
Engine 12, Medical,
00:34
7 Echo[1], 7 Fox strut, 47th Street and Federal Boulevard, Leisure Land, Unit SB 135,
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Engine 12,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox Stunt.
00:46
Metro, Medi-26 responding away from Apparatus.
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Midi-26 responding away from Apparatus.
00:53
Medic 34, cancel, (number withheld).
00:56
BLS6, stand back for PD.
00:58
Inton 16, Metro? Go for it's 16.
01:02
Medic 24, you can cancel level 3.
01:06
Medic 24 o'clock canceled.
01:08
Happy available?
01:13
truck 21 carbon monoxide alarm 7 juliet 7 kilo (number withheld) Diamond Street cross streets Baird Street and Cast Street truck 21 7 juliet 7 kilo
01:32
VLS6, stand back. Coffee, standback.
01:36
In June 16, I did copy or note, consult with hazmat, Sucan need a handle. Are you guys available? There is a carbon monoxide alarm right down the street, or are you still needing to be attached to the call?
01:47
Go for Charlie.
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Division Charlie from ICON intact.
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That's negative.
01:56
We're going available right now, add us to that call. You can cancel Truck 21.
02:00
Copy that. Truck 21, you can cancel them 1016 to handle.
02:03
Go for Charlie.
02:06
Do you guys have a PPM over on your side?
02:10
Yeah, we're still getting zero readings over here.
02:14
We could have some residents there sheltering in place,
02:18
and we're just continuing to monitor.
02:26
Engine 16 Carbon Monoxide Alarm 7 Juliet, 7 kilo,
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(number withheld) Diamond Street cross streets Bayard Street and Cass Street, Engine 16,
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7 Juliet, 7 Kilo.
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Division Charlie from IC.
02:49
If you're comfortable, I'd like to release Engine 5.
02:53
If you're going to try the other pump kit, I'm comfortable with that.
02:57
Copy.
02:58
Engine 5 from IC, you copy correct.
03:01
Engine 5, copies direct.
03:04
That's hundred 30 in the area, if you locate.
03:06
Engine 30 in the area, something to locate.
03:12
Division Delta, ICC.
03:18
Metro, 35, 7 alpha.
03:23
35, go for Metro.
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Metro engine 35, 7 alpha. Show, brush 35, engine 35 out of service and wrap with a shop.
03:33
B5 is aware.
03:38
Enter 35 Metro copies, Edge 35, Rush 35 out of service and runs to the shop, C5.A4. A4PPD has units assigned.
03:46
Metro Engine 10, 7-0-2.
03:48
Engine 10. Metro Engine 10, does PD have units assigned? Truck 44, engineer.
03:54
Go over Delta.
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I think Engine 18 is going to go do a face-to-face with you, but I'm looking at cutting you guys loose,
04:01
and the 18s will take over access and controlling the alleyway, unless you guys have any other things you need to call up, or so you guys are available.
04:11
Okay, high, Gop, we know I support. There's not really much going on on this side, no readings, and no order.
04:18
Delta from Alpha, just leave your flagging in place there.
04:23
Hi Gap, we'll do.
04:24
A4M PD has units to sign in there en route.
04:26
Can you take up? Metro angi 30, 7 echo.
04:30
Go ahead. Measure 30. The area heard the intersection reported.
04:34
There's nobody matching registry.
04:35
Do you have anything further?
04:39
Metro from Salt and IC on command.
04:43
Felon I see.
04:44
Okay, on conditions, the SDG&E control crew has begun working to shut off the gas. We're looking at about a 30, 45 minute ETA.
04:53
I will be releasing Engine 5 and Engine 17. They will be going available shortly.
05:01
I'll be keeping Engine 18,
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Engine 14,
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and truck 14.
05:06
Selt and I see Coffee, SDG& Control Crew has began working to shut off the gas. We have a review. 45-minute UTA releasing engine 5 and engine 17 shortly keeping engine 18 engine 14 and tar 14
05:24
Engine 19 Medical,
05:27
7 Echo[1], 7 Fox struts, near 44th St, San Diego, Apps Alley, Cross Streets, University Avenue, and Polk Avenue, Engine 19,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox strut.
05:45
Engine 30, Metro? Frangin 30.
05:47
Engine 30, the RP is no longer out seeing they advise that this was a patient lane at the bus stop near the 7-Ele on Palm.
05:55
There were a group of people standing around the patient.
05:58
Metro French and 30, copy.
06:00
You can choice UTL,
06:03
FDFELA. Copy U-TL available.
06:06
Medics 6, cancel U-TL.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
7 Echo: Highest-priority emergency medical or radio response, typically for burns/explosions, under Protocol 7 Echo.
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44th St, San Diego, CA
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