Man passes out after small kitchen fire in apartment
Medical EmergencyA 63-year-old man became unconscious after a small kitchen fire in his apartment. Emergency responders were called to help and check his condition, especially since he has heart problems.
Audio|Source: Orange County Fire and EMS
02:7
Transcript:
Medic 2[1], Arboro Engine 1[2], 180, BPW Club Road, Unit J7, at Trinity at the Hill, unconscious. Medic 2, Arboro Engine 1, 180, BPW Club Road, Unit J7, at Trinity at the Hill, Unconscious, Cross Streets, Orchard Lane and Tar Hill Drive, Ops 1, Time Out 0, 912. Route. Medics 2 in route to BPW Club Road at 913. The unit is Route 2 BPW Club Road. You're assigned to a 63-year-old male, non-conscious of breathing, called by (name withheld) passed out. Patient is not responding normally. He's no longer unconscious. Breathing is not completely normal. The call reports that the smoke alarm was going off but is not going off anymore. He had a plate on the stove and was cooking eggs and there was a small fire before the patient passed out. The callerize the fire is extinguished. The patient does have a history of heart problems. We call advised that they are not able to safely evacuate the apartment because the patient is still on the ground. Communication from Harbor Region 1, you're calling you're a fire, so it's no fire. All right. Patients from Carver Ladder 1[3]. Carver Ladder 1, go ahead. If you would attach Ladder 1 and battalion 1 to that caller, so it's the ground. copy Carver Ladder 1 and Corvettalion 1 en route to DCW Club Road at 914.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medic 2: EMS unit responding
[2]
Arboro Engine 1: Fire engine responding
[3]
Ladder 1: Fire department ladder truck responding
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Location mentioned:
Near BPW Club Rd, Carrboro, NC 27510
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