1552. I'm sorry got the department on police. Engine three, E as an Edward. 1752. Okay, medic tan, have you around O Cress. It says it's a 92-year-old female conscious breathing. She was talking to the front desk, she fainted, hit her head, visor's blood coming from the back of her head. She was in the last station. The box 46-2018 respond for a commercial fire alarm. 94-54 comment from Brooklyn.
AMOS5, 18, 19, front unconscious, 3611 ClipFAR, also the pre-road. MS5. Director Rowe. All right, MSW-W-1, you can go in service. We're going to be passing each other. We're going to be passing each other if you're meeting on my inbox. Desper, don't switch your calls. Thank you. Okay. MS-1, I have you in service. That's 5 from the Sedge. Good. I'm going to swap your assignment with the MS. 8. You're now going to a 19-14. Medical Box[1] for joking subject. 16 deemed in a dim circle. All right, Director, up. Judge, 13 from Dispatch. 13. One of the key holders of the right-spots alarm, your discretion? We're clear. Tums12 hunters. EMS[2]1 from dispatch. MS1 from dispatch. MS1 from dispatch. MS1, you can go out to the headquarters. I'm right, thank you. MS4, have you out of service to headquarters? MS1 from dispatch. MS1 from dispatch. Much for much, much, motion before you, can you, pay for you, attention, Section 188, 1202. 24, 1202. 313, Claire. Mr. 13, 1202. The 1-0 6, and route 601. Okay, I'll be around 601. 12.4. Thank you very much. I agree to engine 19. Yeah. What do you need in? Is EMS5 premiered? Don't know about EMS5 yet. I need you guys and your equipment. Stretcher, monitor. Okay, 485 of your roster 213, 12 to 5. The 113 has arrived. In June 18, we need to try. One-13, you can't be MS-8. I'm here, DMRKIMA. You can put me arrive. I'll beat your first M.S. 12-0-6. Dr. 10-0-2-3. How do you clear? 12-2-7. This recommendation is 4-5. 4.5, stay by a less urgent. Alluring Medicaid 8-15 for six-subject 818-16 Walther Boulevard Cross Streets, east-out the road. O'Crest Village driveway unit 403, respond on east. 4.5, go ahead. We are U.R. H.S. However, however. We are starting your neighbor. I'm direct 4.05, 12 o'8. Medicaid are having a route? The station is a 93-year-old female crunch from breathing, lightheaded, hasn't eaten, or drank anything. Having a burning sensation in her vaginal area. So, breathing normally. Engine 57 and station, full repeat.
26, 828, 825, 443, being dispatched missing person at risk. 8800, Walthor Boulevard, 8800, Walthor Boulevard, Eastrop Road and Old Crest Village Drive. So they've been searching for a residence since 1700 hours. White female aged 81 in green top, dark pants (name withheld).
We should only be taking a couple minutes for the field. Do you want us on that standby for a medic fix unit? Stay by. Okay, about seven to arrive. Is this a non-emergency? It can't see one five six. I have you know rather do the emergency. By detail 39-26, 14800 Europe Road. Pergency, okay. Central, 23rd, 4. It's been sure right. Engine 16 have you arrived, 234. Addic 1116 from dispatch. 16. It's going to be 8808, Walther Boulevard. It is that so crash, I'm going to update the call. All right, thank you. You're welcome, 234.
