Infant foaming and not breathing after bear spray exposure
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North Central CT Police, Fire and EMS
03:53
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Three was dispatched back on a 1081 , (number withheld) Wedgewood Drive, apartment alpha two, for the eight month old babies not breathing, foaming at the mouth.
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Code three, (number withheld) Wedgewood Drive, alpha two.
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Be careful.
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Forty four.
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(number withheld) Wedgewood Drive, apartment (number withheld), for the eight-month-old who's not breathing and vomiting at the mouth.
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Code 3. (number withheld) Wedgewood Drive, (number withheld).
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Medic 5.
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Medic 5.
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Medic 5, we're gonna be signing off for the night.
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Have a good one.
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You as well.
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Five and three,
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they got in a vehicle and they're going to be going to Blue Hills Fire, operating a black Acura with flashers on.
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She's saying that the bear mace went off in the room.
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The black Acura flashes,
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Blue Hills Fire.
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Four 40 , very good.
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Three, Roger.
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Did they specify which Blue Hills Fire?
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Ten 21 . Hello.
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4476.
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7648.
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All right,
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4476, do you copy?
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39184.
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Can you put me on a disturbance? I'm on a traffic service.
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Hartford, Blue Hills Fire.
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Hartford, you have Hartford.
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1111.
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11 India 4.
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Blue Hills, Hartford Fire Department, Hartford Baby, not breathing.
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11.
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Information I have for you is that their spray went off on an infant.
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Looks like the patient is now at the Blue Hills Fire Department.
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Tag 1935, Blue Hills,
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Enfield. 935, did you copy the update?
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This is your four.
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That's station one.
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Five, five.
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Refusal, 1099 , and I'll be en route to ten two.
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Yeah, go ahead.
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Fire.
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They are there yet?
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They're there.
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Five three four.
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PD's asking if the baby's breathing.
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Negative.
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Nine three five, I don't have much information.
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It sounds like some bear spray went off on an infant.
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The patient is at the Blue Hills Fire Department.
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Receiving aid now.
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Yes, ten four.
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Med side two seven, ALS St.
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Francis.
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Five two seven and 2202 .
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Roger station one, they're already on the way.
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Two 1098 . Okay,
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ten four, thanks.
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Five, show me up.
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Okay.
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Three, two.
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Okay.
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Nine ten, taking one ALS to Hartford.
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