Smoke alarm sounds in apartment with possible smoke inhalation, West Des Moines IA
Officers responded to an apartment in West Des Moines after a smoke alarm was sounding and smoke was visible. No fire was seen, but one person was possibly affected by smoke inhalation. Fire and ambulance services were called to check for safety and medical issues.
Audio|Source: Westcom Police Dispatch
02:54
Transcript:
00:00
Can you change the call type to suspicious activity?
00:06
Copy, you got it.
00:11
4361.
00:14
4361?
00:16
No noise coming from that unit, but smoke alarm is going off in the unit above.
00:25
Deputy.
00:30
Wizard Twilight, we'll be out of you at near 10203.
00:33
Copy, 1023.
00:38
43-461.
00:44
Just confirm, can you start fire if you haven't? There's no active flame, but a lot of smoke.
00:53
Copy.
00:59
3425, check from your status.
01:02
3.425, check from your status. 3.46.
01:07
4310, I'm out at the PD.
01:08
Sorry, I'm out at the other half of us are already.
01:10
You have to P.D.
01:14
Duffy.
01:20
4350 checking your status.
01:26
4350 checking your status.
01:29
Rob okay.
01:33
Copy, for your information, 4310 is out at the other half.
01:41
Copy that. Copy that.
01:47
2005-7, Adam, Pennymore Fields.
01:51
Coffee Fields.
01:57
Two-10, Trump command.
02:03
Go ahead for 210.
02:06
Your 360 checks clear.
02:15
We're all good.
02:17
210 should be able to handle and yourself.
02:20
Everybody else can go back in service.
02:23
The unit is...
02:30
He's not copied.
02:31
You and 219 can handle anything else can go back in.
02:38
Actually, have the ambulance keep coming to the sound like the cops think he has smoke inhalation so he can be checked out.
02:45
The unit that was in question is near 10203.
02:53
Near 10203. I acknowledge.
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West Des Moines, IA
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