Elevator alarm activated near Merritt Boulevard, Dundalk MD
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Fire & ArsonAn elevator alarm was activated near Merritt Boulevard in Dundalk, MD.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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02:35
Transcript:
00:00
CEROX-QAXX-Fention 15, check for the elevator alarm.
00:03
1430 Mare Boulevard.
00:05
Your eyes laying in journal, Redder 1, C61551.
00:13
Engine 481, is clear.
00:16
Pangem 41,
00:18
clear.
00:22
Medic 1-1 clear.
00:24
We'll be returning on the service.
00:26
Medic 1-1, 1652.
00:33
Engine and Truck 15 are up.
00:34
Engine and truck 15 are up.
00:43
I don't have any information on this call.
00:45
They just gave the elevator number as one.
00:51
Okay.
01:08
NIC-32519-10 bleeding patient 8112 Green Spring Valley Road near to then spirit lane respond on west 1655
01:16
Medi-20 thousand route.
01:20
725-5-6-5-6.
01:26
Able too clear.
01:27
You can upgrade this unit to a medic and we're going to a few seconds to sign out and log back in front.
01:35
And that's that.
01:41
5.
01:42
It's a 65-year-old female conscious breathing, has a noisle that won't stop patients of take blood centers.
01:48
Should it advise there is a dog at location,
01:51
he's confined behind a gate.
01:53
No likes of sirens your discretion.
01:56
Okay.
01:58
1656.
02:02
My did just see a remark saying that you received proper codes request to cancel.
02:07
They didn't say if anybody was inside or if they got out or anything like that.
02:12
All right, we'll check while we're here.
02:17
Now, Rex, 1657.
02:23
Magazine,
02:25
Transport, 284.
02:32
If you the truck 15 are clear, elevator's fine.
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Mare Ln, Maryland 21155
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