Thanks, we may contact. What kind of car going to look like? Yeah, I look like some sort of silver through our sports car. Ready. Is that magnates? Can you re-stage medics? Affirmative. Is that going to be new King in Garfield? Oh, dear, but just that one stage. 761. Coming. Bill 13 followed that vehicle got off 601 and disappeared. So you're 32 as long as you know what damage out there. Roger. I didn't see anything. Let me escalate it before we clear it out. 11.32.
4.9. 22 and 24. Prior to that hang-up, if you could take a 16, that correct. 1617 King Street for a glass break detector.
See you almost clear. Negative. Receive. 491. Sound off. Start for four, rollover in the area two-waymouth Road, two-waymuth, near crosses King Street in the apiary. There is a language barrier. (name withheld), uh, you're able to get just... that single vehicle rollover with possible injuries to be occupied. Roger. Four, Simpson, and I'll head that way as well. To eat milpon drive for rewind, except it's going to be a burg alarm, entry, door, no contact with the key holder. See. That's a step to interrupt. Roger? 5.5.5.00. 9.5.7. 4 of my name in D-E-Rose. It's going to be North 2526, Connecticut, Bravo, Vick, there's 7-5-3-2-1 on Black Pan-W. Go ahead. And if there's anyone further north, there's a whole back home coming, sir. They're all done about 100. O-N-G-A-L-O, first name, (name withheld), 3291. Spelling on the last name again? Was it Montel? Roger. M-O-N-T-A-L-G-O. Preciate. 90-50 ballot on 2014, BMW 328, colored black on the water bear. Units responding to Weymouth, second call reports, one occupant, and no injury. At this time, everybody out of the vehicle. 8.520 prawn weapons holder. 46, please. 486, come in. One button, naming data, Earth, out of New York.
I'll meetball to the other in the Southfield. Blackmail. Cuttiles, ejection, fire. I don't know you doing the one. 31,000 Main Street. (name withheld) in the rear parking lot of fall head injury for our elderly mails. (name withheld) is in the Southfield. Point your point in the ambulance.
