Freight train derails spilling grain and flammable liquid 

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Can you put HAVNET 53 on the train crash, show engine 53 out of service? Not from another. Street command. Next engine, I believe (name withheld). You can work your way around these tracks and come in on the north side. Just to have eyes and safety on the north side of the track. It appears to be a long freight train. I'm not sure where you're going to have to get access to. Chuck 5, I believe you can clear and cancel. I think that's slow on. If you can shoot for Hillcrest and 318, there's a big open lot that will dedicate you to the north side for any hazard protection. Currently, we just have two grain cars leaking grain. No other visible hazard. Our incoming units, our two tankers are placard with 198. Plaquered 1987. It appears to be a flammable liquid. From Agent 3, B. FI as well pass it. I will see multiple pedestrians walking over, climbing over the cars. And copies. We have PD on scene working on barricading. All that, but keep pedestrians out. C5 from Parkoff. Go ahead. Do you want to move up to Station 17? Yeah, that's affirmative. 1234. C5.0.5 will be assuming command. End of 17, I'm going to show you with investigation. And into three, I'm going to show you as a recon on that side when you get there. Thank you, copies. In northwest, 314th Avenue. Five total cars. They are tilting on their side. Three of them are plaque is 1987. No visible leaks or hazards. One grain car is spilling grain. D.D. is working on barricating all access from pedestrian crossing. Seatop copies. 17, if you're able to, can you get a video possibly of... of the scene what we're looking at to send our hazmat market team. Indian 17 copy working on it now. Command from Firecom, if we can get the train and number, the Main Street Command will be set up. Behind Engine 17 on Main and Commercial Street. If we can get the train number, we can get the entire train manifest.

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