Cic1 for 33, 14.32 hour. Number 7, Cic1, responding to a convulsion seizure at 3811, Northwest 40th Terrace, who crossed the Blue Shield. 3,811, Northwest 40th Terrace will cross in Blue Shield. Your patient is a 30-year-old male constant breathing, invited stella, and a seizure. Generalized seizure. He has not had one of the one, he's not diabetic, he's also not epileptic. He does not have a history of stroke-4 brain tumor. Fides, the jerking has stopped, and he is clearly waking up and responding.
We are clear 1033. Call units return to and operate on Alpha 1. We are 1015. 1534. Logger, engine 4 is in the area to attempt to locate. Quince 4 must receive in the area attempting to locate 1534. Quentin 4.8. We're actually getting another call to, from 3824. Northwest 34th place, kind of advising the same information. Power lines down, they're just barking at a yard, getting more information now. Okay, engine four, we're at 38th and 14th. Did you read, say, 24th? Yeah, so this call was at 38th Street and Northwest 14th place. We're getting another call off of 3824, Northwest, 34th place. So that's kind of part of me. I apologize. If you can copy, we'll extend that location. There's no hazards at 38 and 14. But received. I'll allow that, Inspectorone. First, six, one. First, six, one, reporting fire out, mop-up mode is 1536-hour. 2303 1625 north-east 40th place signal 44 send and a adult was shocked and possibly signal 7 November 32 delta 3 alpha 3 Charlie 3 won't be in round all the use chunk 2 is for page 2 do we have a location for this patient The units going to the call 1625 Northeast 40th place. They advised the signal 44 saying the adult was shot, possibly signal 7, saying the adult was screaming, advised he has a black mask on and I don't know who he is. And correction, the adult is a criminal line disconnected. We cannot call back, reference, they called in from the 911 area code 1538. The advising the patient is by palm and pine. UPD is headed that way, where if it's an 18-year-old female conference in freezing who had explained it earlier, 1538 hour. 9.7, you can take me off the other one in them 39th and 15th right now. Any other than the 15th, 1st, 1st, 1st,000 to signal 22 possible alpha, 902 southeast, 18th terrace, where the complaint is not 97, received the 43 from her son. The best received, she's right. In the area, you have to locate, 15, 30 hours. 10, 5. 5.29. Use eyes, it's not a local 911 call. The phone is disconnected. They can only call in to 911. 911 area. Okay. Any other than you can be 1051 to this. ACCO3, are you able to divert and I'll have a back 351 to this call? (name withheld) for Mention 2. Could we check the address one more time? The only call them drive, I'm aware of it's off of the museum. You guys have us had. PMWRIC, you just double-checked with the caller. Yeah, I'll call you the hearing now. Hold on a second. Yeah, it's me advised. Back in January this year, Signal 44 called in reporting a fire and said, please come. Contact was made with a (name withheld), the owner of the home, who stated no one was at the residence. That called. FI.D.O.C.O.3. L.C.4. Fission care transferred. C. ZZ4 patient care transferred. 1639 hours. Gainesville to Oscar 3 in Quebec 3. Go at 3. (name withheld), 1121 or 97. 10,000. Officer 3. 104. Mutual 2nd, 751 to a 22nd, 18th, Paris. Hello, JANJ7. Complaint was called by her son, (name withheld), 1112 of 08, who advised that somebody hit him with a brick. Complaint is not 97 as 1021, advising it's in... 1027. We're all seen with power lines down. There's small flame. There's no surrounding hazards. E.7th block of traffic. Unknown suspect, but the suspect's mom, complainant's son, and their aunt are supposed to be 97. 27. On the scene, power lines down, small flames. No surrounding hazards. Instead, blocking traffic. 15.40 hours. Any Sierra Unit 26 on this call? 5. Up here a.m. 2.8.7.
2.8 Rescue 33, so you're responding to 3853 Northwest 33 place, (number withheld). Patient is going to be a 44-year-old male. He is conscious and breathing advising. He is bleeding from his belly button. He is completely alert, not breathing normally, and the bleeding is serious. Advising that this was a non-traumatic, but a cause was non-traumatic. No bleeding disorder, no blood thinners. It's 154.
