Resident trapped in elevator rescued in main lobby, Irving TX
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RescueAs discussed during the dispatch call, a resident was trapped between floors in an elevator in the main lobby. Rescue personnel coordinated to shut down power and extricate the person safely.
Audio|Heard on: Dallas TX Fire Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:30
Transcript:
00:00
We have a resident stuck between floors on an elevator.
00:04
We're going to need the expertise of the patient.
00:07
We're received Injvig 1.
00:10
Dispatch to Engine 6.
00:11
Go ahead, engine 6.
00:32
Atmos has the team.
00:33
They don't have a crew digging yet.
00:36
We can clear up from the team to go with the rescue engine.
00:43
If you want to clear, we can push you on it.
00:48
Engine 6 is clear.
00:50
Applesome scene.
00:52
Engine 6 clear.
00:54
Engine 51 from Engine 6.
00:56
Go ahead. Are y'all at the elevator in the main lobby or the one on the other side?
01:01
We're in the front on the main lobby.
01:04
We've got a patient that's halfway between the floors.
01:08
We're in the process of locking out and tagging out this elevator, and we're going to need assistance and extricating.
01:13
There's room to get her out on the second floor.
01:18
Engine 6C,000.
01:19
Engine 6'0.
01:22
Engine 51 officer from the engine 51 firefighter.
01:27
Turn and power off.
01:29
Recy, turning power off.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Main Lobby, Irving, TX 75039
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