Carbon monoxide found during seizure emergency at Quincy St, Chicago IL
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended a seizure call near West Quincy. They detected dangerous carbon monoxide levels in the area. They ventilated the space, turned off the gas stove, and asked the gas company to respond to the location to ensure safety.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Guys, can you take the seizure[1], near West Quincy?
00:03
113, we're going to go near West Night Quincy for the seizure[1].
00:09
Okay. The 68, that's at the location that gave us, there's no further on it.
00:15
Supposed received, we'll continue to look around, but we're not finding an accident here.
00:19
All right. 80s.
00:20
We're going to be a few minutes finalating.
00:21
We've got a high of 50 parts per million.
00:23
Be here for a couple more minutes.
00:25
80 months, Steve.
00:26
93-51 Lowe, please, please, please, please, please.
00:27
73, Anthony.
00:28
We see a 41.
00:29
We checked the entire area, we find no accident.
00:33
Us and ambulance 63 are returning in service.
00:35
All right, 60.
00:36
Please, go ahead.
00:37
We're ventilated down to zero[2] and we shut down the gas[3] to their stove.
00:41
If you can have people's gas come out for this location, we appreciate it.
00:44
Maybe message to receive when notified the gas company.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
seizure: Medical Emergency - Seizure
[2]
ventilated down to zero: Hazard Mitigation
[3]
shut down the gas: Utility Hazard
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Location mentioned:
Near W Quincy St, Chicago, IL 60644
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