Water intrusion triggers fire alarm; medical emergency at building, Latrobe PA
Medical EmergencyFire units responded to water damage affecting a building's fire alarm system near Miller Street. The water supply was shut off, and the property owner was present. Emergency responders later attended a medical call for a 72-year-old man experiencing altered consciousness and a possible seizure, requiring ambulance assistance near Miller Street.
Audio|Source: Westmoreland County Fire
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Transcript:
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The water's been terminated to that part of the building.
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The property owner is now on site.
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There was a water intrusion to the fire alarm system there.
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If you get this alarm for (number withheld),
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hold that just to Adamsford for the next eight hours.
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That's...
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Oh,
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units are clear.
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No.
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Spoiling on one, Station 25, respond.
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14-mower is Drive, email assist AD response.
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A 72-year-old male,
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a level of consciousness for a fire attack club.
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Illinois, Station 25, respond.
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Near Miller St.
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Ambulance assist AD response, 72-year-old mental level of consciousness, possible seizure, fire attack load.
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Location mentioned:
Near Miller St, Latrobe, PA 15650
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