Medical emergency at black cow burgers for burned young man, Portland ME
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 23-year-old man was burned by hot cooking oil at Black Cow Burgers & Fries near Exchange Street.
Audio|Heard on: Portland Fire
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Transcript:
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7-9Q5, near Exchange Street, Black Cow Burgers & Fries,
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by a 23-year-old male,
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burned by hot cooking oil.
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It's an awful response, channel 2.
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Like you 5, near Exchange Street, Black Cow Burgers and Fries,
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23-year-old male burned by cooking oil, channel 2.
00:21
Stained by 3MISC call.
00:28
So for engine 9-19-654 Riverside Street, the Homeless Services Center, in the day round for an overdose, unconscious person is breathing, that's level of all over, 3.
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Still for under 9-19-6-54 Riverside Street, the homeless services center,
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for a 55-year-old male unconscious due to drug overdose, use breathing, doth global channel 3.
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Thank you five, Parlon.
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Thank you five.
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Thank you five.
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All right. All right, Farlon.
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All right, answer.
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Make you five.
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Give me a fire company.
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Affirmative.
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Stand by for me in this call.
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105 Correspond, near Exchange Street, Black Cow burgers and fries for a 23-old male burned by a cooking oil.
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Make U5 is on the scene, channel 2.
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105 with Make U5. near Exchange for your black cow for a 23-year-old male burned by hot cooking oil.
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Pots too.
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Location mentioned:
Exchange St, Portland, ME 04101
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