As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a possible electrical hazard at a residence on Reynolds Drive in Beechmont after a caller reported that her son put a pot cleaner into an electrical outlet and it blew.

Electrical outlet damaged by metal pot cleaner

Station five, Beechmont Fire Department. (number withheld) Reynolds Drive, (number withheld) Reynolds Drive. Possible electrical hazard. Station five, (number withheld) Reynolds Drive, (number withheld) Reynolds Drive, possible electrical hazard. Caller's son took a pot cleaner and electrical outlet and blew. About 1300 .

(number withheld) Reynolds Drive, (number withheld) Reynolds Drive.

(number withheld) Reynolds Drive, (number withheld) Reynolds Drive, possible electrical hazard.

Caller's son took a pot cleaner and electrical outlet and blew.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical units were dispatched to two separate medical calls. One involved a semi-conscious 58-year-old woman with possible liver disease at a home on Masonic Drive. Another involved a 50-year-old man at a residence on Water Tower Lane in Greenville who was reported cold to the touch, vomiting, and had received CPR multiple times.

58-year-old semi-conscious woman with liver disease

Station 5 EMS. Unconscious, semi-conscious female. (number withheld), (number withheld) Masonic Drive. Station 5 EMS. Semi-conscious female, 58 year old. Advising she has some type of liver disease. Is laying in the bed, unable to move. Complaining of pain. (number withheld), (number withheld) Masonic Drive, coming up. Eleven 14 . Two seventy-seven. We are ten eight. Eleven 16 . Five 14 central. Ten eight. Eleven 16 . Eleven 17 . Station 4, EMS, Sheriff's Department, Section 7, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, Greenville, 50 year old male. Station 4 EMS 1510, subject 10-7, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, Greenville, 50 year old male. Call received, CPR advised. Call for dispatch. Call for patient's wife today. We'll be at the residence. Time out 1119. Station 4, go. Two seventy-four, 1119 . Right. Possibly ten to us this last day. He's cold to the touch. Vomiting everywhere. He did receive CPR multiple times. Okay. Forty-eight north on corner. Uh. Fire department, get there. Fire department, 75. 802, Morgantown. All units are clear. At 11:21. 514. 804, any more units for B56 tonight? Nothing I've heard. 804, can you roll up on one more time? Station five, semi-conscious female. Six, my sorry, girl. Fifty-eight-year-old female, semi-conscious. Some type of liver disease. (number withheld), (number withheld) , Masonic Drive. Second page, eleven twenty-two.

(number withheld), (number withheld) Masonic Drive.

Advising she has some type of liver disease.

(number withheld), (number withheld) Masonic Drive, coming up.

Station 4, EMS, Sheriff's Department, Section 7, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, Greenville, 50 year old male.

Station 4 EMS 1510, subject 10-7, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, (number withheld) Water Tower Lane, Greenville, 50 year old male.

Fifty-eight-year-old female, semi-conscious.

(number withheld), (number withheld) , Masonic Drive.

As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS is arranging an urgent transport from an emergency room to Owensville for a 41-year-old man with reported chest pain near Beechmont, Kentucky. Nitroglycerin was taken about six minutes earlier with some relief.

41-year-old man with chest pain transferred to Owensville

EMS urgent transfer ER in Owensville. EMS urgent transport ER to Owensville, send out 1752. 10-4, 1752. May loop, 41 year old male. EMS victim of chest pain, (number withheld) Beechmont, 41 year old male. Nitro taken about 6 min ago, relief. Send out 1752.

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