Lifeguards rescue man with knee injury at Montauk beach 

Transcript:
9.0 Central. 9.0. The construction site, all here is 104 and I'll be 3.8. 11.03. 13 central. Can you send an ambulance down to Beachmarker 30M? unsure of the situation. They're calling for an ambulance. You stated 30M, 104, Mike, and you're unsure of the situation? 104. We'll let you know more information when we get it. Temple. We're calling the ambulance now. 113, 111, 1112. They're telling us to clear the water. Something's going on. Central 91. 91. 91. Can you start responding to 30? Correction. Beachmarker, 30 mic. It's going to be one south Edgebury Street across the South Emerson. The lifeguards are requesting an ambulance, unsure of what the situation is going on. 10.4. 114. Page 7.7. Show me responding at 30 mic. 1105. Okay. Time of call, 1049, C.C. is 2822. (name withheld) that requires the ambulance broke his name. Okay. It's a slimmer in distress? Or villages relaying possibly a slimmer in distress? Yeah. Montauk Fire Department, you have an EMF alarm for a subject with a knee injury, pulled out by the lifeguards from the water, beach access, 30M, south edge of street, near across the South Emerson Avenue. Repeating from Montaukeye Fire Department, you have a knee alarm for a subject knee injury with the lifeguard, beach access 30M, south edge of mea street, and South Amherston Avenue. 106, 1010. So the nature of the call, it's going to be an adult male previously dislocated name. Tenport. The ambulance has been dispatched. We'll direct from them to 30M. Okay. One, thank you. No, they're going to wrap on C-11-07. Uh, broken names. Tafflin, thank you, 1107. EMS and Pedi, you're out. Thank you. 14A, 11112, 113, 11114.

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