Swimmer spotted in alligator-infested lake
Medical EmergencyA caller reports seeing a person swimming in a lake within a condo area where alligators are present, raising safety concerns.
Audio|Source: Pompano Beach Fire/Rescue/BSO (East & West)
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Transcript:
Yeah, do you have any 10 units? I have a lot of them. Okay, just pick one to relieve Bravo 72 at IPH, and he's going to be in room 523. Yes, it's important. And I just had a 51-man caller says that there is a lake in their condo association, near Stample and Andrews, and there are alligators in there, and somebody's swimming in it, and she thinks... they should not be swimming because of alligators. So let me send out a unit? You can send one just to see if it's all a barrier or not, sure. So respond over to the beach for my time. Okay. I'm standing. I'm still here. Okay. Eleven, Delta, 22, no units at this time in our environment that they can clear. 22nders in there, but there's somebody swimming in it, and she thinks that they should not be swimming in it. Basis 6.01-11-11-11-13. Can you ever come back out to the household to relieve Roma 2-7-2?
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Location mentioned:
Near NE 48th Ct, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
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