Head injury at apartment complex prompts medical response, Syracuse NY
Medical EmergencyMedical units responded to a head injury reported at an apartment near West Onondaga Street, Providence House Apartments. Workers caused an accidental release of refrigerant during heating system repairs but there was no fire or hazard.
Audio|Source: Syracuse Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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Caller in a Chevy Coal is reporting a head injury.
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Engine 2. Engine 2 arrived.
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Day 2 arrived.
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Many three arrived.
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Rescue to near West Onondaga Street, Providence House apartment.
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R2 fire control is a trip detector due to an accident release of refrigerant by workmen working on the heating system.
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There's no smoke or fire,
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no hazard systems and reset, R2's in service.
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Rescue 2, you're in road to assist AMR[1], near West Onondaga Street, Providence House Apartments between Candace Street and Belafco Road.
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Rescue 2 to assist AMR[1], near West Onondaga Street, Providence House Apartments between Kansas Street and Belasco Road.
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Apartment 314,
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83, and AMR[1] are unseen already, 18A.
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Receive car 2.
Police codes explained
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AMR: American Medical Response (ambulance service)
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Location mentioned:
Near W Onondaga St, Syracuse, NY 13204
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