Responders force entry for person in distress at store
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders arrived at a store where a person was locked inside and screaming for help; noises suggested distress, so responders forced the door to enter and assist.
Audio|Source: Burke County Public Safety
02:30
Transcript:
This email is screaming, please stop to leave me alone while crying. I'm hearing a lot of banging. Where this door is locked now, but I can try and force entry. You've got urgency. Hey, do you have a halogen with you? I do. Sample, we're probably going to need it, and the store is pretty solid. I'm Burke, can you go ahead and contact the on-call house and have somebody en route? No matter of mine, I have a conversal key. Sample. Nate, you still need me have them in route? Same by, Verk. 36, Mark, we'll make an entry. You know, EMS and are out to the family food more on Malcolm in 70, you know, subject here, having foot panion. Scott House. 39. Go inside with 42. 12-501-1236[1]. Do you need additional units? And we've got enough on scene. We've got the situation handled. Ten-four. To 63 first responders, 300, Malcolm Boulevard, with family food mark, reference to sick person, routine response, alien or something. Crossridge Family Food Mark. Cross Street is going to be U.S. 70, Cocker Street. It's going to be the family food mark. It's going to be a person. Who we take response? L.A. on scene. 4-6.
Police codes explained
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1236: Possible internal code for medical emergency or unit call
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Location mentioned:
Near Malcolm Blvd, Connelly Springs, NC 28612
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