Elderly person assisted with lifting in Peabody residence, Peabody MA
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Medical EmergencyMedical aid was requested for a lift assist at a residence near Brooksby Village Drive Unit 510, Peabody. Fire and rescue units attended and assisted an elderly person with lifting.
Audio|Heard on: Peabody Police and Fire
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
Reported medical aid to near Brooksby Village Drive Unit 510, Engine 3, nearest cross streets, Brooksby Village.
00:09
Reported medical aid to near Brooksby Village Drive Unit 510, Engine 3, nearest cross streets, Brooksby Village.
00:20
Engine 3 reported this is for a lift assist.
00:23
No specific door number given.
00:39
Engine 3, are you available for this run?
00:43
We're available.
00:46
Receive, Engine 3 will take it.
00:48
Have the next.
00:58
P4, the Fireland can show us on for Brooksby Village.
01:02
Receive.
01:09
Peabody, control officer, Jenkins.
01:13
The control calling, Officer Jenkins.
01:26
Control any officer on the 84 Central Street detail.
01:33
7507, do you have any accidental reports you need us to respond to?
01:39
That's affirmative.
01:41
All set.
01:44
Roger.
01:56
Receive Engine 3.
02:05
Fire alarm, Engine 3.
02:10
Fire alarm.
02:12
This call came in.
02:13
They don't have a door number yet.
02:14
They don't have details yet.
02:17
Came in from police,
02:19
directly from the resident.
02:23
Near Brooksby Village Drive Unit 510.
02:25
That's all I have.
02:28
You want to give them a call back and get a better door number.
02:40
P4 to Fire Lumber on the ground.
02:48
P4 from Engine 3.
02:49
We're going to go to Door 15.
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Location mentioned:
Brooksby Village Dr, Peabody, MA 01960
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