Water rescue operation for person refusing to exit water 

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Engine 10, engine 20, engine 20, ladder 10, ladder 9. Letter 19, command, we have eyes on her. Command, clear. 50 North, East 20. Control, eyes on the victim. Clear. Three. Command, Ladder 19. Go ahead. Okay. Where do we need to be looking? Right here in between the two railroad bridges. Southside of Washington. Command, she's also refusing to come out of the water. Command's clear. Control, we have PD on route. That's affirmative. You can disregard everybody. This is a bonfire on the side of the house. Units can disregard bonfire on the side of the house. No house fire. Command 7A. Go ahead. If you want to put a boat in, there's good access on the east side of the river behind the power company. Command's clear. Vote seven. Go ahead for both seven. You copy that from 7A. East side of the river by the power company. We're in route. Engine 32. Medic 32. This marks working. A firm, no other unit. We're clear. The police should be coming up there to meet with you. Peace. Command from TAC 7. Go ahead. not too far from the shore, there's no current. I'm going to put two swimmers from the waters and try and get a lot of track in order and bring her out. Clear, let me know when bodies are in the water. TAC 7D, TAC 7A, D3Ns, the rest of the park. Swimmers down, please. Oliver Avenue and South White River Parkway West Drive. Drowning Rescue[1], Working. 2041 hours. Location 600 South 1000 West. Assigned to, Op. 1. Engine 29. 1713 East Gimber Street. Investigation. Engine 29. 1. Random time 713. Shoot in the law. Clear. The man to control. Go ahead. Navvries in the water. Clear. Command, 7A. 7A. 7A. Where are you?

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