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When everybody heads out here, go left or north to go around the lake so we avoid the construction. We copy that. 415, Genesee Street, between Westbound I-94 on Ramp and Tamalia Street, Delafield Hotel, Lake Country Zone 1C, Time Out, 1311. Battalion 42, Echo Cardiac Arrest, 415, Genesee Street, between Westbound I,4 on Ramp and Tamalia Street. Delafield Hotel, Lake Country Zone 1C. Timeout, 1312. 1312. (name withheld) 31, if you want to respond as well, just with our staff, 942. 942, year-in-rout. It's going to be room 205. Housekeepers found a female P&B in a bathtub with blood. quote all over. I don't believe they're doing CPR. This 1042s have a tradition.
211 clear anyway. (name withheld), is there 21 in the call? Wanted to meet me back to house and check the house and get the missing form is done right away. Affirmative. Yeah, for 11. Sure one. Echo 2nd. Hey, 2nd. Hey, 2nd. Be for an open trunk in a parking lot? All right. They just spoke with the complainant. He said she struck the median, she's coming eastbound, Greenfield turned southbound, struck the median, knocked a sign down, almost hit another car. We in front of Waterford, Wine and Spirits on Genese Street. The White Volvo will get to the 1028. And for... Echo 206. Echo 2-0-0-206. David 2-208. There is another view. I'm William Union 5989, AWU 5989.
We have three squads for a possible drunk driver, Genetius Street, Lake Country Trail, Northbound Genesee Street, Lake Country Trail, crossing in time. Coming traffic four times, varying speed. 1028 is AYP 3399. (name withheld) 339, now passing the (name withheld). It's a white Chevy SUV. Whatever squad's going eastbound, just shut it down, and everybody has to that partner. Hey, Mr. 5, I copy. Here, 5, you have a single North Palm. That's what problem, 10.23. Copy. You guys, ask me. Copy. Level 313, we're 10, 6, I'll be searching. Copy. McMannicle adjuncton, so you need help shutting that down. Pay for him. Seventry-six. Pitcher of Pallet.
Morningside Drive 10 minutes. At 8A. Truck 7, just for further, our caller advised the patient did have open heart surgery recently, and the doctor advised they want him to go to the hospital. Truck 7, copies. Station 42, Battalion 42, Truck 42. Truck 42. Pre-alert fire alarm, 435, Wells Street, between Butler Drive and Genesee Street, Lake Country Zone 1C, Time, 1059. The Italian's going to go to the Wells Street side. Special Maddie, that's big contact. Happy. Italian 42 truck 42, you're going to be en route to 435 Wells Street for a general fire alarm. Unknown area room that was activated. There's a resident on the line that's advising there was no smoke or flames, but unknown for the rest of the building. Milwaukee Fire and North Shore Fire. There's North Shore. Is your Mad 83 available? Matt 83 is available. Where would you like them? So not to select 20 minutes. dispatchment telling 42. Responding with truck 5-2512-2512 East Hartford Avenue, 2512 East Hartford Avenue, 051 Talk Group 10 for an unconscious party. That's interesting. Engine 31, Charlie Fire Alarm, 435, Wells Street, between Butler Drive and Genesee Street, Lake Country Zone 1C, Timeout, 1103. Battalion 42. Unseen to a three-story apartment complex. Nothing showing on three sides. We do have audible alarms going off. We do have evacuation in progress. I'll come in, we'll go to Atecrest. Thank you, I copy. You're on scene of a three-story apartment complex. Nothing showing from three sides. There's evacuation and progress, and there are audible alarms going off. We're going to be in-command on A-tech Red. Okay.
