I'll be getting out of 5710, a biomedial loop. We have a... Correct 3192. Go ahead. Fire's been putting out. Caller is still requesting fire. We do have them responding. 9-1-10-7 shift 16-39 57-3, (number withheld), just need a redshirt owner. (name withheld) or (name withheld). How many. Thanks for now, too. Okay, sir, go ahead. If we're fire departments advised they need someone to let them in the gate. 10-4, there should be a gate if they came from 530 and East Dixon. 20-9-1. 1641. 6392 Arch Street fighters on scene. 1642.
171 letter up. 171. 171. I'm no longer 1012 with 173. Cross C-D-1. Rescue Channel[3] assignment for engine 17 on a respiratory distress at 7100 Arch Street, 7100 Arch Street, crossed Harley Lane and South Arch. 33497[2] back in the city tonight. Rescue Channel assignment for engine 17 on a respiratory distress, 7100 Arch Street, 7100 Arch Street, crossed Harley Lane and South Arch, Central Clear 1252. 234 v2 a lot right 21st. 1222. 234. 1252. 156, 136, 136. 136. 136. District Court. Check. Two points four of fifty three. One outflicts got me 18 minutes. 384. One hundred copies. Sure with fire engine three, standby for emergency medical. A forty, eastbound, that's a one o nine. It's going to be out with (number withheld). I believe it's going to be out of Illinois. Take them to do. Go ahead with it. 35? 154. Sherwood. Sherwood, engine, three. Your response is needed to 107 Sherwood Avenue again, 107 Sherwood, emergency medical. Table to 233. Engine 17, show you all responding to 7100 Arch Street. A medical call at Samuel 107 Sherwood Avenue, 107 Sherwood Avenue. For a 62-year-old male class, we have a heatstroke. (name withheld), later birth, 1987, 1030, black female. It's going to be for a respiratory distress. For a 54-year-old male, men's also responding. They're going to be in an RV camper. See, Charles, to any available surgeon or deputy. I need here with a full restraint going back in. Fuller restraint going back in the room. Had him 62 on that, is he going to be the last name? 2.4C. Charles on 10.0.0.0.0. (name withheld) as the first ten-four, I just need to make sure (name withheld), I want to go ahead. It's going to be (number withheld) taken 40, eastbound Missouri, (name withheld) on a Tesla blue. 10.4, it's going to be for a 62-year-old male, possibly having a heat stroke. And so I'm in for engine two. 141.J hooks also. No. Trauma con. Trauma con. This is Pinnacle 933 out of Dardnell in Yale County. Calling for patient report. 933. Go ahead. Base to 6. Tando. T. T. Tom to laundry. We have a 65-year-old male. He fell out of his wheelchair and hit the back of his head. Patient is on blood thinners. There's a... 5012 Lynn Lane. Barrier, I'm not able to ask him questions. He's not able to understand me. Copy. I have to end of the all for him. I'm still trying to get a return out of Missouri. Current vital signs is Pulse 66, Oxygen 98 on room air. Blood pressure is 178 over 83. Respirations 20. Patient is on blood thinners. Trauma band number is Charlie 291081. That address she took from a lady at 5012 Lynn Lane, she said, still there. Matt is in a box frame. 10-4[1], that sounds about right. It was some bulky stuff.
Add him 23, 104. But he's a declining medical. He can cancel ma'ams. 17 response. Central copy, engine 9. 141 on 97. 104. Engine 17. I show you in a route to arrest you. 333.13. J.E. Davis Drive at Little Rock Public Works. This for an employee, possibly having a stroke. He's going to be in a black Nissan Rogue. EMS has been notified.
135. I don't think it's going to be any of these. The other fellow that was where just went a white shirt. Rescue, Rescue, Rescue, Town on Time, and Overdose, Seen not secure. 3,600 Baseline Road is a Funwash. Engine 11, Rescue, Rescue, Town of Time, and Overdose. Unknown Substance, Seen is not secure. 3,600 Baseline Road is a Funwash. Timeout 1602. Go ahead, Compeakeet.
Morning to show you one, copy alarm. Let's go ahead. 9611 Arch Street for Business Alarm at Dollar General Zone 256, front door center, office motion center, 360 motion sensor. No rep.
