Suspicious envelope causes collapse and hazmat response 

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40 to B-Chic. North Center, medic, 30. Six, quiet. The second floor rear, up in the attic. P6.5. P630. Dispatch hundred thirty ones back. Medi, think we go to the center. Documentation. May 23 about a suit, please. Call three on to. This is for the trial. All right. (name withheld) 23, be advised that, um, a, uh, illicit official, uh, uh, B-Ovi. Uh, B-O-O-O-V. Has, like, hazmat or anybody been called about checking on it? We'll be to chat. Fire is coming. The people please also call the fire department. First, Senator, Captain, three. Either copy. Medic 24, Medicaid 22, Medi 36, NCA for next hour, please. Two, two more ready, please. Camp three, you can sign that. Chapter 3, where you did recum 23 use traffic on an elect official, Senator, opened up an envelope. Dispatch, we'll need 713 at this location. Yeah, I'm gonna wait. Will you send it to me? This AC1. Dispatch holds your traffic. Beeson 30. B6 the truck on? Truck control. We go to the border. We go over five dollars. No. I can't even like that. They have a B-fooler remote. P-2 has Matt. Gordon. You're going to be in service. State 1-1-1. Okay. One-tack, 10-1 are they out. 4-1 cops. You're not going to ask them. I'll have to jail. All over jail. I don't play in Kwan. You can kind of get one position. Oh, wait. Dispast, the P2. Dispression, NG1, we got in the front for you. Ready 2100 Lake Side. We've had a collapse. We're trying to manage it. All the communications from fire dispatch. Copy. Me too, go ahead. B2. Has vest to list. Outgrade. P6 engine 30. I need you to repeat that transmission.

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