Carbon monoxide alarm prompts resident breathing distress
Medical EmergencyEmergency radio audio shows responders addressing a carbon monoxide alarm at 158 Hood Road in Greenville, South Carolina. A 78-year-old woman is having trouble breathing and feels like she is dying. People were moved outside as help arrived.
Audio|Source: Anderson County Public Safety
01:56
Transcript:
4186. Okay, it'll work. Confirmin, (name withheld)'s, one in on the other. Twenty-four. Stand by for a carbon monoxide alarm[2]. Affirmative. Okay. Okay. Okay. 158 Hood Road, close crossing the White Dogwood Drive. President 7, Range Station 24[4], carbon monoxide alarm. 158 Hood Road, close across the White Dogwood Drive. Alpha 5, medic 9, 31 6 person, time on 835[1], challenge chief. Central medic 9 on 2. Central medic 9 on 2. No, 5. Fire control, engine 24-0-0-0-0. Alpha 5, 9, 39, 41 6 person, 101[3] cold circle for a 78-year-old female. I have a more breathing. Feels like she's dying. Happy inch of 24 en route, 158-hift road for her monoxide alarm, closest crosses Braggsdale Road, supported by the Wulner, got everybody outside, started going off at 7.5.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
835: Time on (possibly incident time or code)
[2]
carbon monoxide alarm: Fire/Medical Alarm
[3]
101: Cold Circle (location or incident number)
[4]
24: Fire Station/Engine number
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Location mentioned:
Near Hood Rd, Greenville, SC 29611
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