Hazmat incident with medical emergency on E Pearce Blvd, Wentzville MO
Fire & Arson, Medical EmergencyEmergency crews responded to a hazmat incident involving a tractor trailer on East Pearce Boulevard. Entry teams were deployed to handle hazardous materials. A medical emergency was reported for a young child experiencing severe nausea and vomiting. Emergency services coordinated at the scene near Ash Street and North Loka Street.
Audio|Source: St. Charles EMS and Fire
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Transcript:
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I need a hazmat branch command.
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Did you have traffic? Contracts here, right for entry 2.
00:03
I'll let you know when we make entry.
00:04
No, please. Okay. Okay. Every county, entry 2 making entry.
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1400. Entry team 2 making entry 10 minute mark.
00:10
132. All right.
00:17
We're going on that it's a technical car.
00:19
Tranejade. Cross streets are Ranger Drive and Scepter Road.
00:27
Respond on F.E.R.
00:28
Medit 421, 9815, 9606, and 9662.
00:35
Unconscious ingestion.
00:36
Mobile, Wensfield Parkway and Heritage collide.
00:39
At (number withheld), Wensfield Parkway.
00:42
Cross streets are first financial drive in Schroeder Creek Boulevard.
00:46
Respond on F.E.O.S.
00:48
1405. Table 1, East Pearce Boulevard.
00:51
Cross streets are Ash Street and North Loka Street.
00:54
Head my branch, entry 1.
00:59
On the passenger side of the tractor trailer, directly behind the sleeper, there is a box that does have trailer trailer straps if you want them.
01:09
Level 3 transfer[1].
01:11
(number withheld) responding 146, Intrepid Avenue in Newport Meadow, 3-8-year-old female nausea emphysis, sternum change due to constant emesis.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Level 3 transfer: Significant Medical/EMS Response
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Location mentioned:
E Pearce Blvd, Wentzville, MO 63385
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