Woman falls in kitchen; gas odor detected at home, River Vale NJ
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were sent to a home near Winding Way for a woman who fell in the kitchen and was found face down. Her son reported the fall through a home camera and suggested entry via the side door. Responders later detected a gas odor inside the building.
Audio|Heard on: Paramus and Area Towns Police / Fire
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Transcript:
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Response to near Winding Way,
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Rolling Hill Drive, and Dorchester Drive over your cross.
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Caller.
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Says he sees his mom fell in the kitchen laying on the floor face down through the camera.
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He has access to the home but says the side door might be the best entrance.
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Senator Vibra Amherst Corp.
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Respond to near Winding Way for a female fall victim who's laying in the kitchen face down.
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Time out, 21 on 9.
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31 trunk and 301 responding.
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Good project.
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He's getting cold.
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Race, you engine 2212.
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Good morning.
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Proceed, 2113.
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Talk for all of command.
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2115.
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You need a hand? You need a hand with breaking down keilchum?
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No, there.
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Downtown and have returned to quarters.
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We see, 2115.
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Right behind, three, four.
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Right behind three, four.
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Where is it?
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dispatch, so crew from engine two and truck four investigating entries been made.
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Appreciate.
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Dispatch,
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investigating reporting an order of gas inside the structure.
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Appreciate. Appreciate.
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And you're sure to come in.
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Location mentioned:
Winding Way, River Vale, NJ 07675
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