Ingen 6 and our response to 1716 Lake Hill Drive for a 30-year-old female, not conscious, breathing female down unknown issues. PD is also in route.
Engine 6, medical. Engine 6, AMR, respond to 2,005 Wentworth Drive. I have a 71-year-old male, conscious and breathing, is having breathing issues, has COPD, is not doing well. The patient also has severe chronic bronchitis.
Like, everybody that's in the water is on shore, can you confirm that? I can, as of right now, most patients that were in the water are over. We've just got them out. Everybody else has been told it's over on 15-floaty, including the 14-month-old. Floody, that would be on the east side, our side, of the lake by the dog park. That's affirmative. That's where squad one's firefighter should. Engine 6 from 110 on tax 6. 110, go ahead. We're kind of over by engine 6. Do you have a better location for you want us? Let's have you reposition over to the boat ramp on the other side of the lake, and so we've confirmed that everybody on the pink floaty is okay. Thank you, too, this BC. Go ahead. Basically, your target's going to be the pink floaty just down the lake here on this west side, close to the dog. It sounds like there's potentially a couple victim patients with a 14-month-old. I think you guys to check on that. Copy, please floating. One, Bravo, engine six, back there's. Okay. We need engine six. I need a head count of the people that are over at the pink floating. All right, I'll pass it on. Six, squad one. Squad one, go ahead. Preston says they had two people from the Pink Floody, a younger kid and his dad, her dad. Okay, I've been told there is a total of nine out on the pink floaty. I have a total of four over here out of the one. Okay, we'll count. I'll send them back over and give the headcount. Yeah, a total head count would be good. I think there's five that should be over there somewhere that we're involved. Okay, copy that. Preston had a radio malfunction. Rescue 2. BC, go ahead, rescue two. Just make contact with people in the field podium. They're all on shore. There's four adults and one baby with them. They claim there were six adults, three children total. I think our math is that enough. So it sounds like you have five total, engine six on the other side. Just reported they had four over there, and we were looking for nine. Just wait. Stand by for confirmation. Break, engine six is busy. Six copies direct that those numbers work C copies break rescue to you this BC one more time Yeah, was just something floating in the water over here. We're gonna go check this out on click have an AMR unit here just verify if anybody needs medical attention
And in June 6, medical. Amar, respond to 319 Pam O'Shanter Road, 7-8-year-old female conscious and breathing, possibly having a stroke. She does have a pacemaker as well. You're going to be on top 6.
Engine 6, engine 2, Squad 1, AMR, respond to an accident with injuries at Governor's Boulevard and Westwicks Lane. We have a vehicle versus pedestrian here. We don't know about injuries at this time. There's breathing and scraping on the pedestrian. You'll be on Texas. Interstate highway patrols being out of front. Just said as AMR is delayed on your call. Engine 6 is in route to that. It did not come by empty Tee. Engine 6, I copy. I got you marked in route. Broken medicals cleared in. Oh. Copy that. Engine 6 is on scene. Looks like a passenger char versus a pedestrian. I think it looks like everybody's alert and conscious. Engine 6 can handle this. All of the fire units can cancel. It's said by a deputy's your own scene and you are cleared in. I'm waiting to hear back from Health Flight on his ground trip.
