Residential fire alarm reported at 1045 Marks Way, Ely Fire and County Garters Beach area; dispatched fire and confirmation of alarm details., Ely IA
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Fire & ArsonResidential fire alarm reported at 1045 Marks Way, Ely Fire and County Garters Beach area; dispatched fire and confirmation of alarm details.
Audio|Heard on: Linn County Public Safety
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02:41
Transcript:
00:00
County, Ely Fire, 1045 Marks Way.
00:03
1045 Marks Way for residential fire alarm, zone of smoke detectors, no specific other information.
00:09
Fire number 4, 23, 24.
00:16
Linn County, item 51, acknowledges page.
00:19
104.
00:24
Adam 51 from County.
00:34
Go ahead. Just for your 43, the patient is obese and also deaf.
00:46
Acknowledged.
00:47
Thank you. Thank you.
00:52
One count you, I'm 51.
00:55
Adam 51.
00:59
Is fire responding to this?
01:06
Not anything, we are second-paging, listen to her?
01:11
Acknowledge, thank you.
01:16
County, Ely Fire 10-4 on the page.
01:20
104.
01:21
7-4.
01:25
Madam 51.
01:31
Just to verify, the patient is now conscious and breathing, correct?
01:39
Yes, that's correct.
01:41
And our intel of the patient being obese and death is incorrect apparently.
01:50
I acknowledge, was there any injuries reported?
01:58
Negative, he is on the ground and they just cannot get him up.
02:03
Acknowledge, thank you.
02:10
County, you can tell out of you want to roll.
02:14
Time for.
02:20
County, you can judge County for your own row.
02:24
County, do you have any more information on this?
02:35
Negative, it was called in by the alarm company.
02:39
All they stated was zoned smoke detectors.
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Ely, IA 52227
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