Water rescue underway for missing swimmer at beach
Medical EmergencyNorth fire, water rescue, (name withheld) Street Beach. Our station one, stage two, all boat operators. Water rescue, missing swimmer, unknown on distress. Bank Street Beach, one Bank Street. How which fire alarm, 1713. File on 6-1. Answer, 6-1. Is this a confirm missing swimmer or just a swimmer that hasn't returned? Normally that hasn't returned, call-paker still on the phone with the RP at this time. Okay. Last seen, 60 minutes, one hour prior. Okay, no one responding. Union calling. You know, 7-4-9-3. Receive, 7-4, have you on responding with three, Bank Street Beach, one Bank Street Street. File, alarm car, 6-1. 6-1. Is a reporting party on the beach, short of the beach parking lot. Reporting party is, I will check if they're on the beach or in the parking lot. Either way, they have been advised to flag you down. Okay, we're just going to need to have a last name point. Receive. 6-2 responding. 7-9 responding with 2. I have firefighter (name withheld) and one other call in at the time. File on 6-1. Answering 6-1. I'll take firefighter to (name withheld) to the beach in case this turns into a dive operation. We'll see firefighter (name withheld) to the beach. Lieutenant (name withheld) has it. Sorry, didn't mean to demol you. Chief, from Lieutenant Hill, Ammon Root as well. I don't know if the (name withheld)'s already at the harbor. Okay, just one of you here. If it's going the way, I think it's going, it's going to be a dive-op.
