Responders enter apartment to help resident 

Transcript:
Engine 11 is came in. The patient's unable to make it to the door to open it. Are you able to get... hold of maybe the building maintenance or anything like that and see if we can get a key. Yes, sir. Are you able to access the notes on the call, the caution notes? A lot. I'll take it that time. Yes, sir, if you look at the caution note, if not, you can give me a PX[2] and I can give you the information. It should be a lockbox with key then it. Copy that. Section 17. 17. And control, I know. No, sir, animal control is not notified that the dog belongs to the homeowner. They have it. a tool that may prove useful. Do you get? I'll give a call. I'll see what we can do. I appreciate that. Then I'll start letting driver. Page 11. Agent 11. Well, I apologize, sir. Do you have traffic? I was calling my driver. Simple. I'll have a driver. Go ahead. I mean, to Knoxbox[3], Q, I'll see if any of these war. Copy that. We have the occupant at the window. We might just be able to put a ladder up, go in and unlock the door. Engine 1 is Gambia. Engine 1. Completed. Got the engine 1, split, 20. 11 driver to 11 officer. I've got the keys. We're complete at 10. We are now in truck 25. We just made entry to the apartment. Copy, we'll fix it down upstairs. Page is 17. 17. Okay. Copy that, sir. Be advised ACO[1] is contacting her lieutenant to see if she can respond to help you. All right. Thank you for you. It's going to be more in quarters. Engine 17. 17. The dog is stuck under some netting under the house. We'll be making access credit free.

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