Man treated for carbon monoxide inhalation in apartment, Erie PA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 25-year-old man in an upstairs apartment near Buffalo Rd for symptoms of carbon monoxide inhalation, including vomiting black material and breathing difficulties.
Audio|Source: Millcreek Fire/EMS, East County Fire/EMS, Erie City Fire
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Transcript:
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Mississippiville, ECHO2, EMS response, ALS Priority 1[1] for carbon monoxide inhalation, near Buffalo Rd, the apartments upstairs.
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Wesleyville, ECHO2, EMS Response, ALS Priority 1[1] for carbon monoxide inhalation,
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near Buffalo, Upstairs, Apartments.
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Good to responding to the upstairs apartments near Buffalo Rd, floor below, Market Street and Center Street are the crosses.
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It was 25-year-old male, conscious breathing,
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vomiting black ground light material,
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and other carbon monoxide inhalation symptoms.
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NFG and Westingville, we're just on soon there.
Police codes explained
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[1]
ALS Priority 1: High-priority advanced life support medical response
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Location mentioned:
Near Buffalo Rd, Erie, PA 16510
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