Person trapped after ceiling collapse at residence 

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West, Memorial 9-1 stations 99 and 101 respond, 122 Emerald Drive off Halton Road, a 15-MS non-emergency lifting and extrication operations fire attack 11. Go active here. And for state was notified. I tried to call the owner. I left a message with (name withheld) that we gained entry to his building, re-stort a fire alarm, that they have a regular alarm active here that he has to come take care of it. Recent 1953. This morning all in station 99 respond, 122 Emerald Drive, off Hulton Road. This is EMS non-emergency listing and extrication. Operations, TAC 11. 15 radio board tonight for now. For assistance, Central. Assistant 1-101 Service City, County, County. Attack Channel, please. Assistant 1-1, it's going to be Fire Attack 11. EMS Pack 2. Pets to see thing. 1555. They're on number 11. 509's, Audubon Valley, 688. Yes, we don't know what we're even going to need here. We're going to maybe in a soap basket, ropes, webbing, saws. I don't know if we're going to get this guy out of this house. They have bariatric patient? Negative surgery, probably 150 pounds, but the ceiling has collapsed in the center of the trailer. He's back in the bedroom, deplorable conditions. We don't know if we're going to bring him on a window. or what we're going to do, but we can put one guy only on the floor due to the floor collapsing. Do you have any other plastic device you can bring with, maybe a sked? I don't know if you have anything else you can bring with you besides the Stokes basket. It would be lighter that we could slide him through the house, maybe dragging with some ropes. Reeves is probably the best we can do after a Stokes. You get Reeves as well. It just wasn't short.

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