Firefighters respond to house fire with roof ventilation 

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ladder 209, C-deck 5, abdominal pain BLS, 7426, East Nose Avenue, ladder 209, C-deck 5. I'll have a message to (name withheld). He wants that set on to Ohio. And then you can put me a 17 to that. go to the roof for vertical ventilation, possible roof attack. Wait until we get a report from the interior crew before we open up that roof to see what's exactly what they've got going on. All right, T-O-1 cop, just going on the roof. Preparing for vertical ventilation routes, okay. Back to Plytero-1, you'll be roof sector in your car going up. All right, so off, just going to be assuming route sector are going to be part going for it. Stage east on versus. Land engine 201. Engine 2-1. Engine 2-1. You have 316, let me note you might please. Got to do that. I cannot access the rear of the home, but you have pressurized smoke coming from the north end gable with lazy smoke coming from the south end gable. Remember that, you're not able to get a full 360, but you can have pressurized smoke coming from the north end gable and lazy smoke coming from the south command of interior. If you completed primary also be advised you may have to force the north side of the structure. We understand. That's just confirmed the city major way to the seat of the fire which might be in the kitchen. You'll be working toward a primary. going to be on the north side of the residents. We're going to open a simple event. Have they confirmed me, you're giving me a primary. Yeah, sorry. We're all clear. Copy it. Just confirm you got your PARs on the interior, correct? Yes, we have PAR-O-5. Nothing, FAR-5. Date command of one. Date commands. Primary area, the fire ground, par. Hello, I'll copy. You have far on the fire ground in the 805. There you go.

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