21 EMS to number 143 Center between Eastbury and Shizakwara, for a report of a female having back pain. The 31 EMS to number 143 Center between East Ferry and Chesaquita for a report of a female having back pain, a difficulty breathing, used for a foot door, come out at 846 hours both of fire.
36th. 37th. Charlie 531. The person for an alarm coming from the front door main entry. A preliminary signal is from activated commercial alarm, level 2 response, 97 Swinburne. Let's go front of 22, engine 28, ladder 14, and B4-3. Preliminary signals from activated commercial alarm, a level 2 response to 97 Swinburne between Ashley and Broadway. So, French, 22, 28, ladder 14, and... B-43. The law. 0400 hours, Bucle play. Bravo, 523 to radio. 23. The check's okay, thanks to Lieutenant Fire. You can send us 530 Rhode Island. I'm just going to throw some notes in the call. Wait to clear on with... Go on, do you have an update? Delta 520 to radio. 520. You can give you the alarm. B4-3, B4-3, you're responding, 97, Cornburn, between Ashley and Broadway. To investigate and activate a commercial alarm, you have 2-11. Pension 31, about eight minutes for your ambulance. You need another company or, um, do you have police? No, we're fine, thank you. Good question. Roger. Roger. 22 on location of us can. 22 your allocation investigator. Off from 522, we'll hide deployment. Thank you. Thank you. I have 32 radio. 32. Send me as primary on this call. Okay. Dispatch, 4-3 on Swinburne. 4-3 on location. Radio, can you show myself? 511, 532, heading down the central booking was one. 4.3.22. Go ahead. The entire stadium water flow alarm, we're going to need a runner. Up and shell. Copy. Dispatch, holding all companies investigating water flow. You got a keyholder, runner, maintenance person, please. Copy all of our companies investigating the water flow, we'll see. Check for a winner.
