Firefighters respond to residential gas and fire incident, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residential gas and fire incident near Sugar Creek Rd in Charlotte. They secured the gas, established water supply, and completed a primary search. One patient with a burned hand was treated and transported. Power isolation efforts were conducted at the scene.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Command alarm gas is secured.
00:05
Alarm copies, gas secured, near Sugar Creek Rd.
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The battalion nine's on scene.
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18, back upline.
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Water supply established.
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Alarm, you'd write water supply establish.
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Alarm, copy, water supply near Sugar Creek Rd.
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The engine 1-5 command.
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Central copies, engine 1-1 command.
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In the central.
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Go ahead.
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Well, hospice, patient's out.
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Copy one occupying one occupant patient out of the car.
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47, you direct.
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47, you're right.
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Forty-seven, copies.
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Copy that.
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19.05.
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Go on 2nd. Squawall 2 is your robin.
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Squad, there you go.
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They're a good question.
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Go ahead. Guy.
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Got this player is one.
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Patient's a Vise UZ.
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Okay.
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Repeat. Your traffic.
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So you guys can clear,
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engine one and truck two probably handle.
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Calvi, sinker was max for service.
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Cancel. We're a risky one, I'll show you clear as well.
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Copy.
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Truck two, you still need us?
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Truck two, you guys are clear too.
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Three station complete, nothing evident on the side seat.
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Okay, just confirm there is no individual breaker box around there.
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I saw the meter box that I could not find anything to isolate.
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That's correct.
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10-4[1]. Okay.
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Something, ma'am.
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Go ahead, seven.
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Primary, complete, negative.
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Direct. Primary, complete, negative.
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Seven, can you also locate a breaker box inside and isolate power?
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Okay. Okay.
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Okay.
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So having that breaker box probably going to be on the Delta side of the house.
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Seven.
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Rest the 11, okay.
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Command.
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We'll have for command.
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Command, 10 minute incident time.
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Also, can you confirm you have a burn patient there?
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Stand on, I'll find out.
03:53
So we're getting a word from CMPD.
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They told medic that they had a patient with burns with the hands.
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19.05.
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19, we have one possible patient with a burned hand.
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We went ahead and put you on patient numbers.
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We have another unit coming for standby.
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Just let medic know they can come down to be located in the front yard.
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10-4[1], command.
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19 to fire command on Sugar Creek Road.
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Go ahead.
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We're getting on Sugar Creek now.
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We'll be your transport unit to dispatch another to come be your standby.
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Alright, when you go on the street,
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you can just park behind the last T.D.
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unit, we're in the stretcher down.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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W Sugar Creek Rd, Charlotte, NC
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