Person rescued after jumping from St. Johns Bridge 

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Yeah, we get to that. From the St. John's Bridge. It's on Ops 6. Squad 12, engine 26, engine 1. Additional assignment on the high-angle rope rescue from the St. John's Bridge on Ops 6 at 1547. ...22. I'm looking at that hatch now. And if we had to, we could force entry. I think whether we go into that hatch and make initial access that way or not, we're still going to have to do a lowering operation from the bridge topside. Truck 22, coffee isn't agreed. Rescue 72, Middick 326. Purity 2 Delta Breathing Problem at 2433 Southeast Barnes Road. Ops 1 at 1547. Ingen 13 for commercial fire alarm at 333 Northeast Russell Street. For engine 13, commercial fire alarm at 333 Northeast Russell Street. Ops 1 at 1548. on the St. John's original, switch to the out-channel. LIDU to top six. Got me. 52 and off one. 572. F.m. F.m. F.M. M.T.M. 26. F. F.I. This patient is 400 pounds. Copy that we start as an engine. (name withheld). 326 with copy. 154 minutes. So, that's up for us. (name withheld), thanks. going with Rescue 7-2 and Medic 326 as the second engine to 2433 Southeast Barnes Road. That's one at 1549. Affirmative. Okay, for everybody coming on this, that's the St. John's Command. We had a report of a jumper from the bridge deck, the road deck, that didn't make it for the water, landed on the... power, the heat power concrete work near the water. But he's still about probably 30 to 40 feet above the water itself. But he's in a good space where we can work, get in package, and lower him the rest of the way to the water. We've already made arrangements for the county boat to take the victim. Once we've got him to the water, we can reassess when everybody gets here if we want to do it a different way. But I'm thinking that's going to be best and easiest.

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