False medical alarm triggered in Thompsontown apartment, Thompsontown PA
Emergency crews responded to a medical alarm in an apartment in Thompsontown. The alarm was accidentally triggered by the resident while getting up from a chair, and responders confirmed the situation was not an emergency.
Audio|Source: Juniata County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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We're at Thompsontown, near Automobile House Drive,
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apartment two zero three,
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medical alarm.
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We're at Thompsontown near Automobile House Drive to Hottoman House.
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For a medical alarm, M.S.
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Company eight,
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five zero eight point eight.
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Barrett Thompsontown, near Homehouse Drive to Hottoman House.
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For medical alarm, EMS Cooney,
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five one two.
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Junioric and I will get a chief eighty-four to the other station.
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MSG eighty-four dash two en route station.
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The original call was from the alarm company State Department two zero three.
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We did get a phone call from an individual State Department two one six who was getting up out of the chair and pulled the cord accidentally.
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If you want, just go to confirm.
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Oh, affirmative.
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Not even for any more dispatches.
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Okay, five one two.
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Okay,
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five one two.
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Juniata County ambulance eight fifty-two on the air waiting crew.
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It was eight fifty-two on the air.
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Chief eighty-four dash two is en route.
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Hi copy.
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Juniata County, ambulance eight fifty-two responding.
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Ambulance eight fifty-two responding? five one seven.
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Juniata County ambulance eight fifty-two, can you confirm that room number for us?
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Two zero three was the apartment that the alarm company gave us, but we got a phone call from two one six.
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Location mentioned:
Thompsontown, PA 17094
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