Baby aspirates but appears fine at motel, De Soto IA
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a report of breathing problems involving a 14-day-old baby at a motel. The baby aspirated but appeared to be breathing okay and did not require further medical attention. There was also a report of a smell of natural gas inside a nearby building. No confirmed injuries were reported.
Audio|Source: Polk County, Dallas County, and Warren County Public Safety and ISP
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Dallas County EMS, DeSoto Fire, and Van Meter Fire, breathing problems at near Guthrie Street, Unit 27, Edge Towner Motel in DeSoto, Dallas County EMS, DeSoto Fire, and Van Meter Fire, breathing problems at near Guthrie Street, Unit 27, Edge Towner Motel, in DeSoto.
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Cross Streets or Sycamore Streets and Willow Street, Spruce Street.
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I'm out 0531.
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The S. F.R.O.4.
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East 30th. 304 East 30th here on the natural gas invest.
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Collar said it's coming from the inside.
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County got a call that it smells like natural gas on the inside if you want to just do traffic control.
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Number 27 at the edge of the hospital, number 27 for a 14-day-old baby.
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Parent reports that it aspirated,
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appears to be breathing okay now.
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No issue with any previous breathing issues.
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It's going to be first to emergency emergency.
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We had a mail call.
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I'm breathing to the phone, hung out.
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We called him back.
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He said, someone stole (number withheld) from him.
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Was a super forecoming with any information? We're not sure if he's a customer, our staff here.
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I'll be for both.
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141 Adam.
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141 Adam.
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Got your number.
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Please and Tom,
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(number withheld).
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Copy, thank you.
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You're welcome.
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3.304 East 30th, 30th.
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304 East 30.
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This is called in by county.
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They got a phone call that the, they're smelling natural gas coming from inside the structure.
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You can keep on.
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Both cars, I sent you a priority.
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Dallas County EMS, and DeSoto Fire, Van Meter Fire,
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the patient is now stating that the baby is okay, she no longer wants the baby to be checked out.
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She's saying that you can go on ahead and disregard.
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Anything disregard.
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Dashkin Clear, 536.
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Location mentioned:
Guthrie St, De Soto, IA 50069
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