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Enter 21, letter 6, EMS for motor vehicle accident, masked and invests. Engine 21, letter 6, EMS for a motor vehicle accident, mast and best, timeout, $8.45, bubble fire. Flip, bear signal, non-activated commercial fire alarm, number 1028 McKinley Parkway. That's between mid-lid and Kimmel and McDowell and McDonnell, scope 35, 194, letter 10 and B4-6. number 1028 McKinley Parkway. That's between Mrs. Kimmel and McDonald's. That's a go for into 35.
at the Utica station outside to East Utica and Glenwood for a male difficulty breathing. Time 1231 bushel fire. Okay. Come here. Can you check this, McKinley and Kimmel's report of female stumbling around? Go ahead. Swap, 310. Community engagement at Porter and Jersey. 2.2. Same address, but can I have two more CD numbers, please? Can you just give me the last four of them? Corrections, the east elevator northumberland, so report of a man down.
Thanks a little. If you can reach out towards Santa Cove, we got that vehicle. See what they want to do. Okay. Radio to Adam, 520 and 521. They head to a domestic at McKinley and Bailey. See a mail said he has an order of protection again, and she's texting him. Hudson if it's heading that way. We're on the way.
21 response for EMS, number 122 Wendy, that's between East Vary and to Jaquita. That's for a medical alarm, no contact. Engine, 31, respond for EMS, number 122 on Wendy. That's between East Ferry and Cojada. That's for a medical alarm, no contact. Timeout 22, 26 hours, Buffalo Fire.
