Firefighters respond to stove fire in two-story home 

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Equite think if they respond. EGEL TINZE-19-ROW. 79, it's not 9. I have put on, tomorrow. Ski-1-1. Ski-6, around, 27. Lynn Oak Drive. We've got a two-story residential structure. It's price from 50 by 50. Not showing. 18 officers will be established command to Division I for Investigation Part 2. 18 does have a line. Ladder 4 from Rural Engine 18. Go ahead, Cap. Ladder 4, you can clear if 18 can handle. Ladder 4, copy. Thank you. Engine 3 from Fairview 203. Is this patient still on the ground and do they want EMS? It looks like in the notes that they're trying to talk with an officer about tripping over the dog question? I don't know. So the patient is not on the ground. They were outside and got chased by a loose dog. They tripped and fell backwards, hit their head. They are responding normally, no difficulty breathing and no apparent bleeding. After waiting for a while, they requested to make a report what animal service is because the dog had chased them, so they called back in. The dog would last known to be outside somewhere, but they don't know where it is right now. Copy. And there's still one EMS, I'm assuming, and not just the animal control. Yes, they still want to be checked out. Okay, just confirming, thank you. Thank you. Thank you, sir, Robin. All the good is a very difficult for a working fire on the stove. 104 working fire. Under ladder five is arriving. Ladder 5, I'll have primary search. Review card two, copies, working fire. Benchmark. Good, Gary, you can clear in time.

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