Active structure fire with heavy smoke at Armstrong Street 

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All right, we've got a positive water source and 3411 through is getting ready to make entry. We have positive water making interest. We're going to 1013 Armstrong Street for the difficulty breathing. Timeout 1942. All right for 2023. 22. Go ahead, 2, 26. Just like for 26th and round the Armstrong Street. (name withheld), the receiver patient's a 66-year-old male, low O2, possible pneumonia. There's congestion, crackling, and wheezing as well. Possible UTI. Started yesterday, his color's pale, he is able to talk and breathe. Let us and 3411. 3411 testing the wall outside. We've got very heavy smoke. We're going to be on the right hand pushing the fire room. As to see if you make an entry, we got heavy black smoke. We're going to be on the right hand looking for the fire room. 20, 23,000. Go ahead, 11. We got a heavy fire on the Alpha. Let me see that. We got heavy fire on the Alpha. Let me see that. We got heavy fire on the Bravo Charlie Quarter. Heavy Fire! Heavy Fire! You get water on it now. You get water on the fire on the bravo-charlie side. You're putting water on the fire now. Just a drill and drill all in. 304.11. Go ahead, 3411. You've got for both of the fire out. I'm going to continue pushing in some structures. This is a check for extensions. Do we have utility shut off? Checkers, yeah, we got utility shut off. Make sure you got the bulk of that fire because we still have a lot of heavy black smoke from the eaves. Can you repeat? I'm not happy. Comment at night we're off, but make sure you have a bulk of that fire out. We still have lots of heavy black smoke coming from the beams of the building. This is your studio. Still have these black steel out the east of the building.

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