False medical alert activated at Westwood Village, Danbury CT
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Medical EmergencyA medical alert was activated at Westwood Village near Mill Plain Road, Unit 3314, Building 33. Emergency responders determined it was an accidental activation and there was no medical emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Danbury Fire HQ
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01:35
Transcript:
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Engine 26 and A1.
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Respond to medical alert with fire department.
00:06
At near Mill Plain Road, Unit 3314,
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Westwood Village, Building 33.
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Cross streets are Kenosha Avenue and Prindle Lane.
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Engine 26 and A1.
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Respond to medical alert with fire department.
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At near Mill Plain Road, Unit 3314.
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To a village building 33.
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Cross streets are Kenosha Avenue and Prindle Lane.
00:38
Disfetch a one a roadmail plane.
00:42
Where if they want to go ahead now?
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Engine 26A1, just be advised we were able to make contact with the patient.
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It sounds like it was an accidental activation.
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(name withheld) has no medical emergency.
01:03
A1-26 copy.
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You can roll it to the joint plan circuiter.
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Do you confirm.
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Multiple units, enter 26, go ahead.
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Code 2[1] EMS, we're going to continue to confirm.
01:23
Received.
01:24
Twenty-six are continuing in A1, you can drop it down to code 2.
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A1, go ahead with your message as well.
01:32
I was just going to return the answer, but that's okay.
01:34
We'll continue in code 2.
Police codes explained
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Code 2: Urgent but non-emergency response; proceed without lights or siren.
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Location mentioned:
Westwood Village, Danbury, CT 06811
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