Child locked inside gray Volkswagen Passat at 1295 West Railroad Drive near health department; mother later confirmed outside vehicle., Pensacola FL
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Medical EmergencyChild locked inside gray Volkswagen Passat at 1295 West Railroad Drive near health department; mother later confirmed outside vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Escambia County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Engine 17, Child locked in vehicle 1295, West Railroad Drive.
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Engine 17, Susan Locked in Vehicle, 1295 West Railroad Drive, outside the health department.
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Pressured to North L Street, West Park Place.
00:18
State 411.
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11.
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For complete.
00:26
I've got VLS fire on scene, sick call Charlie, 205 Brandy Wine Road, cross street of Astor Street and Worrington.
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Copy.
00:41
This one.
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Arrived on scene.
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Before, thank you.
00:52
Skimbing engine 17.
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17.
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This is going to be a kid locked in the car.
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Caller called from inside the health department, so they're unsure if the door is locked or they did advise the vehicle is not running.
01:09
It's going to be a gray Volkswagen Passat.
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Copy that. So just the caller, was it the person that owns the car or just somebody from the health department?
01:20
They called from inside the health department.
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All right, copy that.
01:25
Go ahead and have the sheriff's officer respond as well, please.
01:29
Vigit 17 back to Scambia.
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This is 17.
01:34
Based on the update in the notes about the mother being outside the vehicle, you can cancel Sheriff's Office.
01:41
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Railroad St, Florida 32568
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