Woman suffers burns after lighting aerosol can on fire, Kansas City MO
Fire & Arson, Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to 9027 James A Reed Rd for a woman who suffered burns after lighting an aerosol can on fire. She burned her face, hands, chest, shoulders, and back. The fire marshal was initially requested but the patient had already gone to the hospital with a family member, so the marshal was canceled.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
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Transcript:
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9.42, truck 8, 9027, James A.
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Reed, Burns, A4[1].
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PUMBER 35, quarters.
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942, truck 8, 9027, James A.
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Reed, Burns, A4[1].
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Okay.
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A, respondent.
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Truck A, responding. Trump A, responding.
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Pumper 52, this fact.
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Number 35, quarters.
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Girl from such a chair.
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Was that you guys on scene?
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The 35 quarters.
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Yes. Rescue 9 quarters.
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Rescue night quarters.
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Copy, you got you on scene.
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Five truck and service.
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Trucking service. Truck five in.
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Matic 29, 344 West 72nd Street, Fall A4[1].
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Cammatic 29, 344 was 72nd Street at QuickTrip, Fall A4[1].
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Car 102, Pumper 25, Rescue 1, 909 Walnut Street, Elevator Rescue, A3. Car 102, Pumper 25, Rescue, 1, 909, Walnut Street, Elevator Rescue, A3. Cromat 2 & Company's calls and canceled. 12211 on scene. Just as per one, and two is in servicing quarters.
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In service, in quarters. Number 39, 8907 Leeds Road, illegal burn 84. 105-0. Number 39, 8907, Leeds Road, illegal burn A4[1]. 105, home. Number 25 in service, in quarters. Number 35, dispatch. Go for 35.
01:33
You never told me where hospital you were transporting to, I assume, children's. Yes, ma'am, that's correct. Copy, and I got you in service. Perfect. Can you hold some places in quarters, please? Okay, 527-8-18 for launch. Medi-527, A-2 for launch. In-quarters, good to know.
02:01
Medic 36, if such. For 18 quarters. Over eight quarters. Car, 215 or 217. Are you on my ear? Yeah, go ahead. Medic 712, 935, pumper 28, 115, Truist Avenue, Hamerage A4[1].
02:28
Medic 712, Medic 35, Huffer 28, 115, Truist Avenue, Hemorrhage A4[1]. Be advised, we got Truck 8 and Medic 42 going to 9027 James A. Rearrow. It's going to be on Burns, 36-year-old female. Burning limbs, she lit an aerosol can into the fire. She's burned her face, hands, chest, shoulders, and her back. Five trucks back home.
02:56
Could you call the fire marshal and see if you can get somebody to respond to that? Copy that. Call him fire marshal. It on scene. Truck 8 on scene. Truck 8, when you make patient contact, you need advise as well, but we're going to go ahead and start the fire marshal. Truck 8, this is 215. Dispatch, truck 8.
03:26
Go ahead, truck 8. The patient already left the scene with her mom to the hospital. Everybody can be in service. Popper 40, 4835 Northeast Park Lane. Lift assist, 83. Copy. Did they happen to tell you which hospital because they still don't need to respond out there? Popper 40, 4835 Northeast Park Lane. Lift assist by the way, 83. Dispatch, this is car 215.
03:55
Go ahead, sir. Yeah, we can't respond unless we have a scene, so if there's no scene, we're not going to respond. Cancel the calling the fire marshal. Copy that. Truck 8, Medi 42, you can stand down. Medi 42, you can go in service. Truck 8, I got you in service. This is called for an illegal burn as well as an injury to the patient. Just, uh...
Police codes explained
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A4: Medical Emergency (Burns)
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Near James A Reed Rd, Kansas City, MO 64138
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