Patient transported to hospital; smoke detector battery replaced, Yakima WA
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Medical EmergencyFire and ambulance units responded to an emergency in Yakima. One patient was transported to a hospital on Ash Street. A faulty battery in a smoke detector was located and replaced.
Audio|Heard on: Yakima City / County Police, Fire and EMS, Washington State Patrol
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
That was fire, ambulance to (number withheld), transporting one to Ash Street.
00:05
Point-three seventy-47.
00:06
.347.
00:11
I'm up.
00:16
Paul 7.9 and go you to left.
00:21
No, you're there.
00:22
That was your echo?
00:29
No.
00:36
Fire 192, service.
00:40
5348.
00:48
One eight one traffic and a couple on it.
00:55
One-A-one. One-A-one, good.
01:05
Davey-85, 666 George,
01:09
13-down model, it should be an arrow.
01:12
Thank you.
01:16
One-one, we're still continuing westbound.
01:20
Coming up to 16.
01:23
Proceed to continue to a response.
01:30
We'll be with him in just a second.
01:35
It's getting through receipt.
01:40
Can't show me out?
01:42
We're out of fire, I'm going 72, we're riding at Ash.
01:47
One at 3151.
01:51
We're 511.4-4-4-4-2-7-1.
01:55
We're stopped at 6-6-mard on-0-71.
02:00
Found a faulty battery in the smoke detector, replaced that phone went away.
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Yakima, WA
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