Man experiences breathing trouble after inhaling unknown powder, West Hartford CT
Medical EmergencyA man at an apartment complex inhaled an unknown white powder while cleaning, causing shortness of breath. Emergency medical services responded to assist.
Audio|Source: West Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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I guess some individuals were cleaning out apartment there.
00:03
They found some white powder and threw it down the toilet.
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(Name withheld) may have inhaled some of it, but now they're feeling a little off.
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Sure.
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The parties are currently outside.
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Received. It's for the medical, 47-year-old male, shortness of breath after breathing in some sort of powder.
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They are in the back lot of the building.
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Time off 1322.
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Sir.
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Okay.
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Dispatch Station 2.
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Go ahead station 2.
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Medi-22 will take that call per car for you.
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You can put Medic 21 last due administrative detail.
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Received.
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39 or 7 in or out.
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Receive 1323.
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921, God.
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District 7, District 6.
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No.
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Thanks.
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7 and 6 to 1060 at 130 Penn, 130 Penn,
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1301010. Guine room entry doors.
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No.
01:11
Nope.
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8, 105.
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Nope. Nope.
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Now we're ten-five.
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Ten-four.
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Dispatch to Medi-22 and 907, just an update, the patient was cleaning out an apartment and was breathing in some sort of powder in an apartment A3.
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They're now sitting in the SUV in the backlop.
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Then, you can close with Sally.
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9-07, copy.
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Location mentioned:
Near New Park Ave, West Hartford, CT 06110
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