Medical alarm activation near Swinburne Street is accidental, Buffalo NY
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Medical EmergencyA medical alarm activated near Swinburne Street between Ashley and Broadway. Emergency responders dispatched but confirmed it was accidental with no injuries reported.
Audio|Heard on: Buffalo Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 22, respond for EMS number near Swinburne.
00:03
That's between Ashley and Broadway, outside for a medical alarm.
00:07
Engine 22 respond for EMS number near Swinburne.
00:10
That's between Ashley and Broadway, outside for a medical alarm.
00:13
Timeout 13.05 hours, Buffalo Fire.
00:16
The engine 25 on location is a three-car-inve-A.
00:21
Checking for injury.
00:22
25 on location, three-car-invri-A, check-in for injuries.
00:26
Engine 22 is on location.
00:31
22 in location.
00:38
This is a second,
00:41
22. 22. Did you see that medical alarm was outside?
01:00
Federal 22, that's a GPS alarm.
01:03
It's not known if it's outside inside, it's in the area of that address.
01:14
The owner of that alarm, last name, (name withheld),
01:19
is from near Olympic.
01:23
Their GPS protocol alarm maps in this area, 101 in Swinburne.
01:32
Roger, suspect.
01:42
22.
01:45
Go ahead, dispatch. 22, you're calling dispatch.
01:57
Negative.
01:58
I was just laying in.
01:59
No, I got your message.
02:01
Copy.
02:02
Okay.
02:08
There was an accidental medical alarm.
02:12
The ambulance is not on location.
02:15
The ambulance is not on location.
02:18
The ambulance is not location.
02:19
We'll pick them up.
02:20
You're on.
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Location mentioned:
Swinburne St, Buffalo, NY 14212
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