Medical alarm triggers false fire department response, North Little Rock AR
Fire & ArsonA medical alarm was reported near Sarna Drive for a 90-year-old male resident. Fire department responded but the alarm company later confirmed it was a false alarm after contacting the resident.
Audio|Source: Pulaski County Volunteer Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Reported medical alarm for Oak Grove Fire Department. Oak Grove Fire Department is funded near Sarna Dr.
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Near Sarna Dr. for a medical alarm.
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Foot your radio traffic to fire 800, fire 800, timeout 1107.
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communications over, engine one.
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Go ahead, engine one.
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Acknowledge the page for Sarno Drive.
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It's going to be a medical alarm near Sarna drive. They were unable to make contact at the residents.
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The patient that lives there is a 90-year-of-age male. There is a lockbox code in the notes also.
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Ninja 1 copies. You can show me in route.
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NIMS has been notified also at 1108.
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Communications Oak Grove, Vinty 1.
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Go ahead.
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We have just received the fuel from the alarm company. They were able to make contact and it was a fault room.
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The negative, ma'am. You can show engine one back by the old back in service.
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Copy at 11 away.
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Location mentioned:
Near Sarna Dr, North Little Rock, AR 72118
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