Dog and owner rescued from riverbank at park, North Yarmouth ME
Fire & ArsonFire and rescue units responded to Old Town House Park in North Yarmouth because a disabled dog and its owner were stuck near the riverbank. Water rescue gear was requested. Later, both the owner and dog were found safe and walked to the parking lot.
Audio|Source: Yarmouth Police / Fire, Cumberland and Freeport Fire
03:39
Transcript:
00:00
I haven't got a hold of Yarmids yet.
00:02
Do you still want their UTV started that way?
00:06
If they could, and they could just throw some water rescue gear in that, just where,
00:11
based on their radar, on the side of the river.
00:16
Have them bring water rescue stuff just in case.
00:20
Not for everybody, I've got some on the squad, but just in case I need a little more.
00:29
Command, Chief, I got the catwalk and lock the boot's open,
00:33
ready to gain entry when you're a rebel.
00:47
We're headed to Southerly View.
00:55
Okay,
00:56
I got cap on scene.
00:58
I'm gonna walk in on the road this side.
01:01
It's pretty dry if you guys going to go over there just so I can get the situation.
01:05
Okay,
01:08
break pyl-o-1 fire line.
01:14
The Yarmouth file on the air with a neutral aid request to North Darmouth.
01:25
We are on the phone with her and she is not on that side of the river.
01:29
She is on the Route 9 Park side of the river.
01:34
Okay, I'll spin around now.
01:43
Air with a mutual aid request to North Yarmouth.
01:47
That's the Old Town House Park.
01:49
I believe it's off of Memorial Highway.
01:51
This is from Cumberland County Dispatch.
01:54
They're requesting at Yarmouth UTV to the park and may bring some water rescue gear as there is a disabled dog that is over the embankment with its owner on the edge of the river.
02:06
Repeating file on the air,
02:08
the mutual aid request to North Yarmouth, the Old Town House.
02:12
park off of Memorial Highway.
02:14
This is received via Cumberland County Dispatch.
02:17
They're requesting a Yarmouth UTV to respond to the park and request in bring water rescue.
02:23
There is a disabled dog that is over the embankment with its owner on the edge of the river.
02:36
I'm on the air with EMS Box 11.
02:40
Dispatching Engine 2 and Ambulance 2, the number 8, four-side common.
02:44
It's going to be for 95-year-old female with a sharp chest pain.
02:46
This is a doubt to level call.
02:48
Repeating. If I'm on the air with an EMS Box 11, Dispatching Engine 2, ambulance 2, the number 8, Forside Common,
02:55
95-year-old female, sharp chest pain.
02:57
This is a Delta level call.
02:59
Time for you call, 1147.
03:03
File out of all responding units.
03:05
The dog is out of the embankment and they are walking towards the parking lot.
03:15
5-1 copies.
03:16
You can cancel Yarmouth.
03:21
Copy canceling Yarmouth.
03:24
Ambulance 56 did you copy.
03:26
They're all set.
03:27
They're walking towards the parking lot with the E.C.O.
03:32
56 copies. I got eyes on the river.
03:35
No one's down here.
03:36
We just broke down the walking trail, I'm not sure where we would have met.
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Location mentioned:
Old Town House Park, Memorial Hwy, North Yarmouth, ME 04097
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