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Transcript: 2.7.30, 323, Duke Street, Cross Street, Yale Drive, Medic 207. EMS 202, operate on to Bravo, Box 20873, cardiac arrest, 5300 Holmes Run Parkway, Apartment 706, Cross Street, Canterbury Square, EMS 202. 300 Holmes Run Parkway versus Canterbury Square is 7.06. Original call is for a male trouble breathing. NG2A just called a working code. 2021.
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Engine 207, engine 210, rescue 408, engine 405, truck 205, truck 410, medic 208, appallion 202, appallion 101, safety 201, command A201, EMF 202, operating on to Delta, box 20861, residential building fire, 5340, homes run parkway, engine 206 Engine 207, Engine 210, Rescue 408, Engine 405, Truck 205, Truck 410, Metac 208, Battalion 201, Battalion 101, Safety 201, Command A201, EMS 202. He was laying on the park. Caller said that there was a fire in the building and disconnected. No answer on callback. Engine 206 response check. We're at 395 in Duke. We'll be a fifth engine. Copy. Engine 204, operate on GVelta, Box 20861, High-Ring Building Fire, 5340, Homes Run Parkway, Engine 204.
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