Woman falls into creek and struggles to get out 

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Stand by for multiple pages. Break engine 2112, vessel 2267, Chief 2100, Battalion 2204 and Medic 5. A swift water rescue at 14266, Highway 236. Cross of Kitmunk Hollow Road and Boulder Brook Drive. Not pages Henry 12, B-Boy, report of a female that fell into the creek and is having a hard time getting out. You have Red Command, time out 1537. Break for second page. Truck 317 and Medics 7, Perry D, David, Medical, almost sidewalk in front of the U.S. Bank at 110 Morrissey, oppressive Melrose and South Morrissey. At pages, Sam, 22, B-boy, for an unknown-type medical, termout 1537. Break, Medic 3, Valley, Medic 4, Dominican. Thatcom, Boulder Creek, copies, page. Boulder Creek at 1537. NICOM, Medical, and we're clear one last out. Medical One. Check WN70 and Medic 7. Patients, a 50-year-old male, crunchess, breathing, not alert, laying on the sidewalk in front of the business, requesting medical for an unknown reason. The RP... is security for the bank and didn't have any further. Netcom, Chief 2100 is responding. Chief 2100, copy at 1539. Break Ben-Lum and fire. Did you copy page? Netcom, Chief 2100. Ben Lema can stand down until a gun. Chief 2100, I copy. Ben Lemon can stand down until you're on scene at 1539. And Chief 2100 Medics 5, your respond to a report of a female that fell into the creek with having a hard time getting out. The RP said she's bolstered up against a part of the bridge, and this is the closest address for access. The RPs on the opposite side of the creek, but advised they could meet you at this location to point out exactly where she is. Described her as a female in her late 50s with muted color clothing, gray hair, appeared to be alone and was screaming out for somebody. But the RP couldn't see anybody but her. And it sounds like the RP did head over there to meet you. State Parks is two rescue swimmers en route and they'd buy as they had a 10-minute ETA. Back on, she 12100 copies update. Let's keep the state park swimmers in-rout for now. Copy keeping the state park swimmers in route for now at 1541.

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