Plane incident near beach prompts fire and rescue response 

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3.01 phone back up. At 1386 Cedar Grove Road, 1386 Cedar Grove Road. Just for all beach work. Probably it's been around. 108. All right. Single pilot been removed from the plane and onshore with the M.S. 24, my time, 1940. Seatron 4th, everyone, headed the coast car station for the plane. 3772 responding with six on board. 3772. No 84, 76 or 7049. 1184 is clear. 1184 84. 784.84. The center definition. Number 100. 7804. Direct only is Cadna. You can cancel that second unit. Maynard 184, attack one. Clean at 184 attack one. Yeah, I have them 25 with me at 3167, Mbank's loop reference. The stolen property? Take one. Go ahead. And whoever my closest unit is right now, have them standby at Station 2 on Oak Island. And go ahead and cancel everybody else at this time. 104. 173. Make contact with 171 on Tack 1. Hey, Scott, you got us hanging out here at 58th Street, so you can cancel any further from everybody out here. Yeah, counsel, everybody's going to have one other standby and clear some stuff off all the beach. But we'll be here until Coast Guard tells us we can do it. Scott, everybody on Thursday. It's going to keep one other unit on the island out here and we're taking a water truck on the island. Go ahead, Bryce. We make a broad track with bully. Scott, I'm not going to get 18, and I'm going to see Thomas Station 18 to tell them to stand by Station 1. I'll make sure because our engine set there, we're down here on the beach with 191. So just have it. 58 Street, so we'll cover area to his district. 25 with him at 3167 Blue Banks Loop Road, I think stolen property.

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