Gas leak causes multiple people to feel sick in building, Aurora CO
Medical EmergencyA gas leak occurred near East 16th Avenue in Aurora, causing multiple people inside a building to become sick. They experienced coughing, gagging, and other symptoms. Emergency services, including fire and hazmat teams, responded to the scene. Security staff helped gather those affected for evaluation and treatment. Two ambulances were dispatched to assist the sick individuals.
Audio|Source: Aurora Fire
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Transcript:
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Sickcase near East 16th Avenue Group on track 2, AMO6.
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Click a like a copy.
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All right,
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two copies.
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Could we send by. I'm checking this they want you emerging routine.
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6218. One responding,
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emergent, (number withheld).
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Near east-19.
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Disnash, Metis-Met, 1-1, respond, named 16th.
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Medi-1-21-2317.
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6-102, responding.
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6-102 responding.
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Medic[2] 1.2, 23-7.
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Titali 2, fire dispatch.
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You have Hazmat[1] 2, ladder 2, engine 2, engine 3, ladder 5, engine 1, Italian 1.
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Metac 101.
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And there will be a second bus on this as well coming in routine.
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We have security on scenes stating that there's some sort of gas leak going on in the building and multiple parties that are coughing, gagging, and sick.
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He is in a marked security vehicle with the lights on and is trying to gather up everyone who needs to be evaluated.
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And we have two buses right now. One is routine, one is merchant.
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Sorry to copy.
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Hi, G23. Question 2.
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Go ahead.
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We're staged, Station 2. Could you please open back to stage?
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Copy up.
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AQ is on to stand, I'll be an investigator.
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Angel 1, if you want to come in and set evaluate information.
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Incheye-1-7. She was on-Cathy.
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All right if you is on-scene, investigating inch 1 is on scene to evaluate patients 23-20.
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3 is unseen.
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1030, 30, 31.
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Call five like that the profile security.
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405 Comberts.
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Commission 21.
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Just about to telling 2 I'm going to be 16th command.
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Right now, latter 2 is out with the RP and they'll be investigating inside.
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By tying 2, assuming 16th command and ladder 2 is out with the RP investigating 23, 21.
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We're not seen.
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That egg, 1-20320.20.
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This is the type of Sprith. You need to pick up in since 2 and asthma.
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Do you believe in a pod comment because we're going to wait this whole thing.
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Cancel engine two, hazmat, cancel the time in one.
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and everybody else who lives on the scene and we'll remain on the call.
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Okay, do you want to keep both buses coming?
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Yes, I think I have one on scene already.
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Okay, yeah, you still have Medic[2] 1-02 in route and then Engine[3] 2 has not 2, Vitale 1, you're available, engine 2 has not 2, the Italian you're available, right?
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Command[4], do you need PD?
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Lotter 2 from Command[4], do we need PD?
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I would keep the governor for right now.
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Just on, lighter 2.
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Go ahead.
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Go ahead with Plymouth Tech 2.
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If you were in the south side of this building,
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and try to ventilate everything towards the north.
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Got me.
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You also have engine 3 who can help with ventilation.
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All right, Jackie, I've got engine one. I'm standing here and if we keep the engine for you, it would probably pick up on a 5.
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A lot of five. All right.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Hazmat: Hazardous materials response/team
[2]
Medic: Ambulance/ALS medical unit
[3]
Engine: Municipal fire engine company/unit
[4]
Command: Incident Command (IC) managing the incident
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Location mentioned:
Near E 16th Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
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