Medical alarm activates at mark twain housing in enfield, Enfield CT
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Medical EmergencyA medical alarm was activated at Mark Twain housing near South Road in Enfield. The resident is oxygen dependent. Fire department responded along with medical personnel. Housing Authority was contacted to send a representative to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Enfield Police, Fire and EMS, Connecticut State Police Troop H
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Transcript:
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And I'm field responding Mark Twain housing.
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On near South Road, Unit 19, Unit 19,
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for a medical alarm activation,
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no other information able to be given.
00:12
An alert on our end states the resident is oxygen dependent.
00:17
On the hot response, 3.41.
00:31
On your arrival, can you please handle that amount of a book?
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Yeah.
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Dispatch copies.
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Be on soon, Mark Twain.
00:49
Station 12, you're on scene, 342.
00:57
Just so you're aware, fire is already out for an alarm there, but they'll be going out with the resident as well.
01:04
Appreciate.
01:12
Can you please contact the Housing Authority and have a representative come out here, please?
01:22
Okay, Steve.
01:23
Were you able to meet up with the individual name, (name withheld)?
01:29
Yes, I was.
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You're just a security card.
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Okay, please.
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We'll contact the Housing Authority.
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Dispatch to Mark Twain Command.
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Command, I'm going on.
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Command, I just received a 911 from another security guard on scene stating they have not seen the fire department.
01:55
They were on the South Road entrance.
01:57
And then he's been waiting for you.
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I was not sure if you met up with them.
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Location mentioned:
Mark Twain, Enfield, CT 06082
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