Multiple medical emergencies and rescue at building 

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3 Diabetic Emergency 300 North Boatry across Evangelinea. Agent 77, life force, so you get to go him, give an attack back. Major 13, get us, ELS. Transport 4650 South Lincoln Boulevard. Rescution 27 unconscious, 126 on North Beachwood Drive. If I could have the frontal push from safe at San Juan, you'll have an open shot in your operation. Agent T, you got H111A, right behind you. 11, I'm going to have you go inside the building application to see if we can make contact or have another day against the back of the building. Roger that station building. Stationed Jimmy down a pole on the back side on the trolley side of that wall. Has you made it down the ground though, but I don't have eyes on the front of the building. Yeah, this is UMS1. We're on the back side, the trolley side of that wall with Rescue 209. Give me an engine company back here and let me know when LAP is here. I'm talking to it right now. Roger. We could take that for already integrated or having been trying. Agent 11 copy up here, curly, side of the building with EMS and rescue. 16, 16, 60, L2 elevation. They both do not want to go or meet any criteria to go. Got back, dude. Right now you have engine 11 with Wreston 209 and M.S.1 on the harder side. You have engine four standing by on the Bravo side and we have... engine 11, engine 209, and which rescue on the Charlie side? Rescue 209. Engine 2, which rescue is with engine 11 and engine 209? See, from engine 11, I have Rescue 201, the MS1. We're here on the back side of the building. The patient is Standing on the beam that's approximately 8 feet up. We're putting a ladder, said ladder for him, it looks like he's going to start climbing down. All right, copy. You're on the Charlie's side of which address? Which building?

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