Emergency services respond to diabetic and sick person 

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919-0. 19-3. 45 and a quarter. 45 quarters. Pumper 37, medic 537, 7608, Baltimore, diabetic 84. Pumper 37, medic 537, 7608 Baltimore, diabetic 84. Pumper 37, medic 537, 7608 Baltimore, diabetic 84. Just that's, manic 18. 19. And Pumper 17, medic 35, please on your seat. Good. 42 is on scene of a two-story woodbrane structure. Nothing showing, out investigating. Shows clear from the call. Out of service for T-Cone. 2021, Kansas City, 1023. In-service, out-of-service decon. 42 on scene, please on the office. 3.43 on duty, take Daseau. 992. 24. 9.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0. 3.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0. 3.0.0.0. 3.0.0.0.0.0.0.0. 219, show us to move to over 20, we're going to stop the Covers. 319, mobile at 20. 1307-10-24. Number 19-24. 17-24. 17-24. 17-24. 17-0. 17-0. 1719. Dispatch, bumper 42's in service, false alarm. 122, false alarm, seeing. 323 to 321. Squad 51 on scene. Squad 51 on scene. Go ahead. Medic, 37, 31. Bill's happened. Six person, 8-4. Just letting you know I'm clear from the trails back there in Englewood Park. Medic 33773 Lone Bells Avenue, sick person, 84. Copy.

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