Dog locked inside running car during lockdown situation
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are dealing with a situation where a dog is locked inside a running car at a store parking lot. There is no owner present, and the dog appears to be in distress.
Audio|Source: Howard County Fire Dispatch
01:48
Transcript:
Engine 9-1, you can go in service. Ingen-11, response, 6231, Columbia Crossing Circle, the TJ Maxx for the lockdown, alpha-2. Engine 7-1, Permanent 1-145, Your Responding 1-E5, Little Texan Parkway, Suite 103, 59-year-old male with low blood pressure and abdominal pain, 1225. 4.5 to Howard, you can put 7.1 in service. 7-1. 7-1. 7-1, sir, thank you. 1.05, Howard. 1.105. 1.1. 1-Harr at on Alpha 2. 1.1. 1.1. Stand by 1. 105. Go ahead. 105 transport and Friday 1 to 223. 105 transport in Priority 1,223, 1228. 1-1, go ahead. Woman, Howard, are we doing a call on Columbia Crossing? That's correct. Okay. Just be advised, the station alerting did not go off. We'll take a look at that when we get back. We're going to relocate you and you get back. Your response is 6231, Columbia Crossing Circles. It's J. Max. It's going to be for Silver Chrysler sedan running with the dog locked in it. No one around said the dog's passing.
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Location mentioned:
Near Columbia Crossing Cir, Columbia, MD 21046
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