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Pension EMS, respond to 1732 at (name withheld) Street, 1732 at (name withheld) Street, cross the colonial place at Good Street, reference to abdominal pain, timeout 13-foot-1. Seven's in route. Seven have you in route 1322. So far we have a 90-year-old female. The name is complaining the summit phase.
This is there you, Newburgh. Two year, mate. Got update it, clear. Copy 1230-10-10-10. Engine 1. Engine 1, respond to the area of mile-micor 417, U.S. 70 Highway. 417 U.S. 70 highway, a reference to a fire mutual aid, given a timeout, 1235. Markwell in TAC 1, TAC1, TAC1. Nearver, an engine was responding. Engine 1 responding to 1235. The state trooper on scene. request and assistance for a traffic crash. It's going to be a tractor trailer versus a car. It's going to be westbound. It's going to be 70 towards Trent Woods. It was 7, 417 merges on to the bridge underneath the bridge.
Ninety one. I don't use it. What? Ninety one. Ninety one. Go ahead. Touching a MS, switch (name withheld), Pondon, 1905, E.F. Tompkins Lane, 1905, E.F. Tompkins Lane. Cross up Pearson Street and Charles Street. One of your old female has used a bathroom in several days, same as a capita.
Newborn, 7. Go ahead. Actually, just forgot. You burn 160 fall. Just south. In route, 70 eastbound at Pembroke, 70 Eastbound at Pembroke for a Charlie level traffic hazard. In route. In route. 1938 checking for a kids plastic pool in the roadway on 70th. Okay, 21 is in. Take 21, go ahead. I'm clear and available. Clear and available 1939.
