Fire alarm at Campbell Drive with party rescued from ravine, Westchester County NY
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm caused by smoke was reported near Campbell Drive in Somers, NY. Emergency responders confirmed a smoking source and rescued an individual from a ravine near the address. The patient was transferred to EMS for care. No personal details are disclosed.
Audio|Heard on: Westchester Fire/EMS 13
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Out of the woods.
00:03
Take dogs out of the woods, 16.
00:04
Okay, so.
00:10
Two, four, four, six the control.
00:12
2444.
00:17
One location two.
00:19
On scene, near Campbell Dr.
00:27
24446 near Campbell Dr.
00:37
Set off by smoke.
00:41
Smoking the fire.
00:42
(name withheld), (name withheld), near Campbell Dr.
00:48
One else going to...
00:50
I'm pressing on Tien.
00:52
They're starting to ring to be shot.
00:54
I receive near Campbell Dr.
00:56
Is a Rescue 7-7-0?
01:01
Negative.
01:06
Very good.
01:11
He just timed.
01:12
He just timed him. He's right now.
01:17
He just timed him.
01:18
He, uh, he's ranked for the vet.
01:20
As it right now.
01:22
Here's you.
01:29
Talium. The party's been removed from the ravine near Campbell Dr.
01:43
(name withheld) 77.
01:45
You could, uh, slow your response with you.
01:47
That message is 2-17-I-U-7-2.
01:50
Just follow-O-1.
01:57
Stonehouse Command, advise patients-in-care at EMS in the driveway.
02:03
Very good, 1627, patient and carry masks.
02:10
One-house, Command, at 60.
02:12
You can return any units not on scene back in service with our thanks.
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Location mentioned:
Campbell Dr, Somers, NY 10589
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