Rear control units report stolen motor vehicle on Cushman Ave heading westbound. It's a 2020 Kia Niro, color black, New Jersey license plate, stolen on Marlboro.
Revenger 4. Attention, Revenue 4 in the ambulance respond, 181, Fenley Street, medical aid. 3-Wand, 4, and the ambulance respond, 181, 181, Fenley Street, medical aid. Number 81, Fenley Street, medical aid. Injure 4, you have the response, 84-old male unresponsive injuries after a fall.
Control 3 units be the predictive copy of BOLO fire ahead and run. Units being left out mass charge 2, Victor Giulia, Kio 55, a 2015 toilet around 4 colored gray. Collar states that this great Toyota re-red November and then took off southbound reburbing towards Boston. That calling party will come in the station to follow a report. Again, it's Mass Rider 2, Victor Juliet, Hero, 5,5, 2015, Toyota Rat 4, colored gray, and later into the party on Lever and Cairo, continues south down towards Boston. Most of the units, we predict off your bowl for erratic operation. Units, be on the lookout. 5. Whiskey, Sierra, X-ray, 4-8, a 1999 Ford Ecoline van. Color White comes back out of 31 Traffoni Road, Apopement 2, Ah, City. Call Estates all over the road, driving wrong lanes, almost all the drivers, heading up, Cushman Ave. Again, that's NASR. 5, Whiskey, Sierra, X-ray, 4-8, 1999, a Ford, Ecoline van. Come back to a party out of 31 trifony road, apartment 2, swerving all over the road, almost in the more vehicle, heading pipe for Cushman F.
Hello. Sir, 14 Mineman Street alarm company states that it's Sweet C, the retirement office, zone 3, front conference room entry door, 14 Neumans. All right, (name withheld). Control 106. 6. Sir, that comes back to Hertz Vehicles, that vehicle is active on a 2025, K-O-K-4 LX.
Revere Engine 4. Attention, Revere Engine 4 in the ambulance response. 177 Coolidge Street Medical Aid. That's Revereign 4 in the ambulance respond. 177 Coolidge Street Medical Aid. There is response. Angel 4, you have the response, 74-year-old female injuries from the fall.
