Man's hand entrapped in truck engine bay

Heard on: Alachua FL Fire-Tac Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Engine 82, engine 81, rescue 28, battalion 5, battalion 8, show you're responding.

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Minor entrapment, (number withheld) Southwest 170th Street, (number withheld) Southwest 170th Street.

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First party caller advising that he was working on the engine bay of his truck and got his hand stuck.

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He's sitting beside his truck.

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He's not in any kind of danger.

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Simply just needs his hands cut out of the engine bay.

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The wife will meet you at the road to lead you back.

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Sixteen thirty-four.

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Officer Battalion Five.

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Battalion Five.

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I'll be responding non-emergency due to traffic conditions and distance.

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Message.

00:52

Battalion Five, okay.

00:54

Based on the notes, you could probably go ahead and become available.

00:58

Should be pretty simple.

01:01

I'm on 39th between 43rd and the interstate.

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Copy. Battalion Five, I'll show you available.

2026-09-12 13:33 UTC

Medical Emergency

SW 170th St, Archer, FL 32618

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a minor entrapment near Southwest 170th Street, where a man had his hand stuck in the engine bay of his truck while working on it. He was sitting beside the truck and not in immediate danger, and his wife was expected to meet responders at the road to guide them to the location. The situation was treated as a simple, non-emergency call, and one battalion was released as the incident appeared straightforward.