Infant locked inside car in Elizabeth, Elizabeth NJ
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a car lockout involving a three-month-old baby locked inside. The baby showed no signs of distress. Responders planned to open the car safely without breaking the window.
Audio|Source: Elizabeth Fire Department
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Transcript:
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The second video, signal 1606 for 214 in place, cross future Tilton Street. It's going to be for a one-row lockout with a three-month-old baby inside.
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Ten to seven, you're responding, I'll bring a firearm on one.
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Can't respond.
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And Dan, we got it.
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Just flashed ladder one's going to take that.
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Okay,
00:44
I'm available, take another one.
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We're still showing you everything on you.
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Are you available?
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They're probably not in front of you.
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We didn't get that.
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We'll clear.
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Dispatch from Deputy 1.
01:16
Correct.
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I hear PD dispatch a unit to the motor vehicle lockout with a baby inside.
01:27
But if the baby is not in any kind of distress, there's no need to break the window or use a window punch to take the glass out.
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In uniform, we're responding and we'll be able to safely open the door without damaging the vehicle as well.
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