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Harford County, MD

Building fire reported on Northville Road

Fire & Arson

Reported: 08/04/2025 05:52 PM (PDT)

Harford County, MD

Audio|Source: Harford County Public Safety

01:26

Transcript:
Ambulance 10A and route vehicle 2003 to the building fire. BLS. For two. Tanger 56 was 3. And we're also a tenant supply. Thank you for 26 is 3.252. Tanker 10 drive. Staying by for BIA. Tankerton, we have a charge in 101 application, already gave BIR, and they're on B-Booy 6 now. Firebox Center 9-1, Company 7 Responder, additional engine, Baltimore County, unavailable. Building fire, 5415, Northville Road, Crossroads, New Park Road, Drake Road, Operation B6, 2053. Engine 101 for us. Engine 1011 arrived, 252. Tanker Tens on B6. Disband, did you fill out the box or is it still just 1011 and tanker tent? It's the box now. Okay. 1011 lay a driveway line back here. That is tanker supply you. Chief (name withheld), 6. Chief (name withheld) T1.

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Two injured in car crash caused by red light violation

08/04/2025 07:55 PM (PDT)

Harford County, MD

Medic 83 and Route 201 for two patients. Make 83 around 201, 2254. MRC, MRC, this is Harper County, Medic 83, requesting consult with Bayview. Tanketown station 2256. MRC, EMRC, MRC, this is a hard-of-can Medic 31 request coming up or so speaking about wearing ground pocket, pediatric. Switch to 304. Correction, 308-3A.3A. It's clear. Circuit, clear, 2250. Copy my last? Baby copy. First patient could be a 42-year-old male. He was in the passenger vehicle. Unsure if the patient was wearing their seatbelt at the time of the accident, they were struck by speeding vehicles speeding through a red light. Their engine compartment intruded into their cabs. They were able to self-extravate. The males complaining had pain, dizziness as a result of the accident, and then also facial injuries and neck injuries. He's currently collared. His vitals are as follows, heart rate 86, blood pressure 156 over 99, respiration is 20, oxygen saturation 99%. Second patient is going to be a 31-year-old female. She was driving the vehicle when the accident occurred, also is unsure she was wearing her seatbelt. A vehicle has spidering in the windshield in addition to the compartment intrusion, everybody's exploit. I don't have any seatbelt signs at this time. This patient is complaining of right-life pain, both arm pains, and some neck pain as well. I have about a 20-8-year facility. Female patients' vitals are as follows. Blood pressure 136 over 96, R.A. 115, respirations, 20, oxygen, saturation, 98%. As I've dated, both patients are going to be priority three in category C. Category Charlie traumas. Do you have any further questions for me? Can I get your medic number at GCF for both patients? Yes, ma'am. We are Hartford County, 8.83. My GCS for both patients, is going to be 15. They are both alert and oriented times four. Did either of the patients lose consciousness or are they on blood centers? Either patients report loss of consciousness or on blood centers. The male stated he's not entirely sure what happened but does recall the accident.

Multiple injured receive medical care; one refuses treatment

Medical Emergency

08/04/2025 07:39 PM (PDT)

Harford County, MD

We've located the fourth subject. He's refusing the MS. Okay, copy. Let's just figure out what these first three medics are going to do whether we need that fourth one or not. Try that again. Maddick's any far out. I'll keep that fourth one coming cold until we figure out whether these three medics here are going to be able to deal with five people or not. Okay. Dispatch to Command. Yep. Just for your information, Medic 41s should be cutting through your scene. They're out to another call. Okay. Have them go to Alhansans to... And go out Perry. They're running a 405, correct? That's correct. They have already arrived on your scene, appearing the parking out according to their AVL. Okay, if the other call is higher priority, tell them keep it moving unless they call to ride. That's correct. We've already told them because they try to divert to your call. Chief 8, there's... 24-Rout 2240. the entrance to 7-Eleven, they were asked to continue to the other call. They proceeded to that location. You have to take it up with their supervisor. The medic I have here is 1-1. Here's here. Dispatch. We also have a medic 41 setting in the parking lot. I'm not sure where they're out or what they're doing. Okay, I'm not sure where their crew is. I just see their unit sitting in the 7-Eleven parking lot. So if you've got an EMS supervisor, I'll let them be with it. They're not our people. EMS-171. EMS-171, directile, different from the public service. Captain, four-minute command. Go ahead for command. I got 41 in the park lot of 7-Eleven. I gave them instructions on how to get around the scene to the call that they need to respond to. Okay. 33, what's your current location? 24 in Edgewood, Rick. Hey, Captain 4-1, do you still have 41 with you? He's just the part if you keep going to their call. Okay, that's fine. Yeah, 33. Keep going down 24 to trouble, please. Okay, ID. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. We're covering over here.