(name withheld) Avenue near 3rd Street, third vehicle accident. Cumberland Rescue 1, Cumberland Engine 1, Ambulance 344, Ambulance Company, want to be due. (name withheld) Avenue, near 3rd Street, per vehicle accident, possible injuries. Cumberland Rescue 1, Cumberland, Agent 1, Ambulance want to be due. Ambulance 1, is your second ambulance call. 2113. All right, 8, 3, 3,5 is in the route from the hospital. 3, 4,5, 2114. (name withheld) Avenue at East 3rd, two vehicle accident, unsure of injuries. Our caller said advised everybody was out of the vehicles. Okay, I'll be jumping over to, I'm proud of it. Okay. Communication, engine 1-2 will be around. Agent 1-2, I'm sure you're around 21-15 hours. That's going to be on (name withheld) Avenue. It's being up above sheets, pretty close to 3rd Street, two vehicle accidents, and I believe there's possibly no injuries. CPDs on scene advising to run you all off. You got 3, 4, 5 in route. They're coming from hospital. Thank you. Rescue 1-0. Out, truck, 1-out, service, and copy. Rescue 1-0.J, truck, 1-out, service for the call, 21, 16 hours. Engine 1-2 will be on location. Engine 1-2 on the scene at 21-16R. Injur. Engine 1-2, rescue, any against, service. Al-A1-8-1-18 on the scene. Rescue 1-18 on the scene. Rescue 1-8-1-1-17. Rescue 1-0-1-1-17.
227, Arch Street outside for a patient-sinkable episode. Endulins Company 1. 227, Arch Street outside for a patient-sinkable episode. Endilance Company 1, ALS type call[1] 1643. All right, call 1643. All right, 3, 4-5 is enough. 3-4-5, straight-in-rout, 1645, 2227, Arch Street. We've got a 31-year-old female conscious. She feels lightheaded and busy. Does have a history evasive. All right.
East 3rd Street, criminal fire station number 2, walking patient with medical emergency, animals coming one, second ambulance call. East 3rd Street, criminal fire station number 2 for a walk-in patient, medical emergency. (name withheld)'s going to be 1, secondly, animals call, 2338. I need any BLS, ambulance, 3, 4,000, route. 4-5, around 23, 40. I mean, Station 2, they have a 42-year-old male walk-in patient. He's clutch, flirt breathing, experiencing acute withdrawal symptoms. I appreciate.
