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Three Men Possibly Pepper-Sprayed
180 Jackson St NE
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Summary
- Firefighters and emergency responders in Atlanta addressed a chemical spill at 180 Jackson St NE, where multiple individuals experienced breathing difficulties. The incident involved possible exposure to pepper spray, and additional units were requested to manage ventilation and assist those affected.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 180 Jackson St NE.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 180 Jackson St NE.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 180 Jackson St NE.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 180 Jackson St NE.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 180 Jackson St NE.
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APD Zone 6 Disp · Sep 11, 10:54AM · 0:21
2608, you can start a queue, person injured at 180 Jackson Street. 180 Jackson Street, copy? Copy. Grady and fire on scene with three males who are possibly pepper sprayed. There is no further information in regards to the call. They're going to be at building 1 and 2, floor 5. Is there a unit that can clear and start with 2608?
AFRD Tac 3 · Sep 11, 10:51AM · 0:28
Battalion 5 to Engine 6, what resources are you going to need for this hit-stand? I think we can handle with two trucks, Engine 6, the EMS supervisor, basically what's on scene. Well, we haven't had the second truck yet on scene. I'm clear on that. You're just needing trucks for ventilation. I'm clear on that. Correct. These are going to be very long hauls, and then two of them, so we're going to need at least two trucks. Received.
Atlanta Fire Rescue · Sep 11, 10:50AM · 0:27
Truck 2, Battalion 5, respond to 180 Jackson Street Northeast, cross of John Wesley Dobbs Avenue. Truck 2, Battalion 5, respond to 180 Jackson Street Northeast, cross of John Wesley Dobbs Avenue. Responding for building 1 and 2 on the 5th floor for ventilation on a chemical. Release 10-36 hours on TAC 3. Radar.
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