Person feels faint and requests medical help inside home, Oro Valley AZ
Medical EmergencyA person inside a home near North Powderhorn DRIES feels faint and cannot reach the door. Fire and rescue teams work to enter and provide medical aid.
Audio|Source: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
01:59
Transcript:
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Engine 21, Injusperson, near North Powderhorn DRIES, 2,100 North and 10,000 East, respond on A5E.
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Hi, it's a 379.
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379.
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You're at the residents knocking, ringing the doorbell, no answer. Can you do a call back, please, tell them we're at the door?
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Copy that.
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Engine 379, fire?
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379. Engine 379, she says she can hear you, but she's not able to get to the door. She feels like she's going to pass out. She said that there's a lockbox on the front that you should have access to.
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Copy.
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6-5-0-20.
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6-5-8, code 20.
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Garage code, there's a keypad out there. The Knox is not working. We're trying to keep.
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Engine 279 fire. She says the garage code doesn't work. She's trying to get to the door.
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Copy. We're still trying to make entry with the Knox Box.
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5379, we made entry.
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Hi, copy. Thank you.
01:38
Parts of 379. Can you get code 3 ALS[1]?
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Check.
01:43
Engine 3779, you're getting paramedic 379.
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Copy day.
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Medic 379. Leading problems.
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near North Moonview Place.
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9,300 north and 3,200 west.
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We phone on A 6-Fast.
Police codes explained
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[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support emergency medical response or transport requiring paramedic-level care.
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Oro Valley, AZ
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