Medical alarm triggered accidentally at chestnut street home, Duxbury MA
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Fire & ArsonA medical alarm was triggered at a home near Chestnut Street for an elderly woman. Responders found no emergency and confirmed it was an accidental activation.
Audio|Heard on: Carver Fire, Police, and EMS, Plymouth Fire/EMS, Wareham and Plympton Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
I'm just searching a medical alarm activation near Chestnut Street.
00:18
Public alarm activation,
00:20
near Chestnut Street, 84-year-old female pendant activation with no contact made.
00:25
Called in my alarm company.
00:30
PA2 company.
00:33
Cal 3-0.
00:38
A2 is up.
00:42
Tuxbury Fire Alarm Dispatch in Card 3, A2, medical alarm activation, near Chestnut Street, called in by the alarm company for an 84-year-old female pendant activation with no contact.
00:54
1753, operated 238.
01:00
OXBerry units responding, TD is speaking without party, it's going to be an accidental activation.
01:11
Receive.
01:13
EGEL will continue, got through, clear.
01:26
A2 has it. Finalum, you can show A2 on the scene, A2 and I'll have chestnutry command.
01:34
Finalizer, A82, you're on the scene with command 1754.
01:42
Allum, Count's recent quarters.
01:47
Inquarters, 1756.
01:53
That's what you're coming in?
01:58
Final alarm.
01:59
Confirmed, accidental, A2 is clear.
02:01
You can show A2 remaining on the air for a detail.
02:05
Follow MSVAC confirmed accidental.
02:07
The A2 are clear.
02:08
I'll show you. Staying on the air for a detail.
02:10
1756.
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Location mentioned:
Chestnut St, Duxbury, MA 02332
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