Cardiac arrest at Wall Street building
Medical EmergencyRadio traffic reporting a cardiac arrest at 72 Wall Street. Multiple fire and medical units are dispatched and directed to the scene. Responders discuss diverting and canceling some units and report a five-story residential building with no visible fire.
Audio|Source: Asheville Fire
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Transcript:
Safety 9. I'll take that partlet traffic for her battalion, too. He's aware. Okay. Battalion 1, engine 7, ladder 8. 7-2 Wall Street. Cardiac arrest[1]. Battalion 1, engine 7, ladder 8, 7-2 Wall Street. Cardiac arrest. Battalion 1, engine 7, ladder 8, 7-2 Wall Street. Cardiac Arrest Battery Park Avenue and Otis Street. On fire med. Battalion 1, 1737. The battalion 1 from inch 13. Go at 13. The cardiac arrest on Wall Street, would you like us to divert that? Because it's got ladder rate and engine 7. That's (name withheld) 13. Please head to Wall Street. (name withheld), Mr. 13, we're going to be headed into that, Wall Street cardiac arrest. Would you go ahead and put engine 7 on the 121 part of the traffic? Affirmative. Copy direct. Communication from engine two. We're on scene of a medium, five-story, multi-residential, nothing showing from two sides. To hold my assignment. Engine two, how to investigate offensive strategy, 201 in command. 201 in command, 1738. We're going to cancel letter 8. I've got engine 8 here with me at Station 1. They'll be responding in place of letter 8. Just copy that.
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Cardiac arrest: Cardiac arrest
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Location mentioned:
Near Wall St, Asheville, NC 28801
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