AFR EMS Case Studies: Gas Leak, Psych Emergency, Hidden Traps

This weeks AFR EMS Case Study we speak to a Lieutenant who was on scene of what was initially a gas leak call. After crews arrived on scene they found their patient had rigged the house in several ways to potentially cause a major explosion. The crews did a fantastic job along with NM Gas to keep everyone including the patient as safe as possible during a potentially catastrophic event.
Note: 65A is a Mutual Aide call. This was a Mutual Aide Call to assist NM Gas. 8C is a Carbon Monoxide/Inhalation/Hazmat Call.

[@boblujan3038]

WOW! Great job station 14 on a likely once in a career type call....glad everyone is safe.

[@ALBUQUERQUEFIRERESCUE]

Thanks for reaching out Chief!

[@LucasL512]

I really enjoy watching these videos, but I am not familiar with these call ("65A, kind of an 8C") codes. Could you please translate those for us unfamiliar viewers? That would be great, thanks

[@ALBUQUERQUEFIRERESCUE]

65A is a Mutual Aide call. This was a Mutual Aide Call to assist NM Gas. 8C is a Carbon Monoxide/Inhalation/Hazmat Call. Thank you for your comment! This will be added to the description.