Two over eleven of us. Dispatch, Baker 5-1, Baker, 331 for Business Alarm[1]. Spatch 2 over to 11 of us. Oh, go on. Two over to 11 of eyes. It's going to be 9-1-80 Baltimore National Pike for (name withheld), Suite number four, alarm coming from Zone 7, the Service Bay, right motion? 2-11. 5-1, I'll advise. Are you Ocean King? Number 11, are you Ocean King? Number 11, are you Ocean King? I'm going to say. 305. Take a good 21, 23.
(name withheld) 11 for traffic hazard. (name withheld) 11. (name withheld)'s respond, Bravo 1. (name withheld)'s respond, Bravo 1. Clock alarm 2-40. Engine 2-2, engine 2-9-1, engine 7, truck 2, Baltimore, truck 13, ambulance 2, paramedic 8, 5, battalion chief 2, the time chief 1, EMS 2, safety 1. Respond 3205, Halston Court, the reported house fire. Bravo 1, 1716. Could you check Plumtree Drive and Harrington Drive for an unhitched trailer? It looks like it would hold a boat. Caller said it's really hard to see in a vehicle could hit it. 17, 17, down 4. Engine 282, engine 8, engine 8, 2, truck 7, truck 2, 26, 85, battalion 2, battalion 1, EMS 2, safety 1. You're responding. Bottomware, truck 13, has been alerted. 3205, house in court.
Bigger 3-1, I'm just starting to stop. I'll go as soon as I'm done. I'll be quick. Bigger 5-1, Bigger 3-1-2-1-2-1-2. Bigger respond out, so I believe it's pronounced hangary. It would be 93-80 Baltimore National Pipe, Suite 105. For a worker who's intoxicated that's just been fired, refusing to leave. (name withheld) male, age 30, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. Sure. 3.1.35. APF. PPS, 1024. Your 5-1. Figure 5-1. The figure 43, the caller wants our call-taker to stay on the line with him. Provides that the subject is harassing everybody.
