Toddler swallows glass at mountain top road home, Warrior AL
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Medical EmergencyA 19-month-old child swallowed glass at a home near Mountain Top Road. Emergency services responded, and no injury was reported.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Fire & EMS Dispatch
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Station 84, Station 93, Lifeguard, line near Mountain Top Road, near Mountain Top Road.
00:07
Nothing on a glass.
00:11
Crawl Street, High Line Drive, Briarfield Road,
00:14
(number withheld).
00:27
Space 4 based on Comparations of Firecuit.
00:37
FRIZE-FRIZE-4-3-9-4.
00:43
Fire rate 9-4.
00:46
Left 4.
00:52
Wilson Robertson will be around Mountain Top Road.
01:01
Planning for the firebase, log 847-4-7 minute each again.
01:08
Theresa, 47 a minute, EPA.
01:10
Fire race two, Nade Smith, command.
01:18
Go ahead.
01:21
Marshal advise, they have Douglas and Pleasant Grove en route to you.
01:25
Their Marshall EMS advise they would not be en route due to no injury.
01:31
Very soon.
01:38
The minute two, the medic four, if you would go to the center, we've got a 31 minute each in.
01:46
Yes, sir.
01:51
No. No. The factory safe.
02:09
Section 84, Station 93, second tone,
02:12
Near Mountain Top Road, 19-month-old child swallowed glass.
02:21
Twenty-tenth.
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Top Rd, Warrior, AL 35180
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