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Audio|Source: San Antonio Fire Dept Automated Dispatch
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Transcript: Station 122, respond for white smokes coming from the backyard, 6723 Talley Road, Crossroad of Cartwright Trail, and Morgan Camp. Respond on 5-round 7, timeout, 1358. Station 122, respond for a report of white smoke coming from the backyard. 6723 Calle Road, Crossroad of Cartwright Trail and Morgan Camp, respond on Fireground 7, turn out 1559.
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For a 59-year-old male possibly having a stroke at 14895 Cartwright Trail, Cross Street, East Michael Loop, and West Michael Loop. Unit respond on EMS5, returnout is 1113. Medical and 22 and June 1122. Respond to a 59-year-old male possibly having a stroke at 14895 Cartwright Trail, Cross Street, East Michael Luke and West Michael Loop. Units respond on EMS5, returnout is 1130.
For a 59-year-old male possibly having a stroke. At 14895 Cartwright Trail, cross street, East Michael Looke, and West Michael Loop. Unit respond on EMS5, your timeout is 1113. Medical 1222 and doing 122. Respond for a 59-year-old male and possibly having a stroke. At 14895, Cartwright Trail, cross street, (name withheld), 16, 1-16, and West Michael Loop, units respond on EMS-Fi. Returnout is 1113. Go ahead, sir. East back to the main road. We have Wilson County with us, waiting for further. Received.
Medic 125, letter 125, respond for a 29-year-old female having a reaction to a medication, difficulty breathing, 6-985 Old Talley Road, cross street of Talley Road, respond on EMS5, 10 out 1729. Medic 125, Latter 125, respond to a 29-year-old female. Having a reaction drug medication, RETI will get reassigned. It's actually got a pretty good road. We've got a rough toothed on. The MS5 can obtain most of this fire for this virus, responding, KW, MADC2N, R2N1, or the DOSERC. We'll pull some brush trucks out so they don't burn up or wherever they are. Once I get that dozer, we can relocate that dozer behind these homes after he gets done. That'd be really good. Yeah, I received that two track that the rubber tire was on earlier. Bill's down and it forks off. But if we step back a little further, another 50 or 75 yards will be able to contain it, I think. And SAPPD goes on Central League. We're coming in from the north. We're pushing about three minutes out. And we're coming from Northwest South. ZAPD Ravens on scene. They're going to be launching their drone from Zulu and X-ray to get a better eye on this side if you want to keep District 7 on Alpha and Bravo. Zulu, you got through P, sorry. FAPD Ravens on scene with their drone. They're going to launch their drone in Zulu and X-ray division to get better eyes if you want to utilize District 7, Alpha and Bravo Division. That's clear. I'll keep District 7 in Alpha and Bravo. And Aeolta Raven, are you going to see up while we, the poolway? Are y'all, you should have eyes on us, correct? Once we get there. Yeah, I'm spinning down, fixing to get up. Okay, and in these meetings, they're staying way, way ahead of us and up, so we're looking at 1800, or we're going to be to operate a little bit lower than that. All right, keep coming up. You're talking. Bravo from command. I have a par on everybody except 10, 15, let me get a hold of them. 161, Andrew 161 driver. Okay. It's going to be a leak coming from the outside gas. Can you notify GPS? They're going to come into it. I see from 1012. Bravo, I got you with a full fire 1012. Go ahead. Okay, just a statistic on us. We're going to be inside the fire, so it looks to be like we're getting to the head of the fire. I don't know if you gave my other unit heavy thrust 15 a radio, but I'm the one that has a Bird County radio, 1012.
Blue switch. We're secure. Station 122. coming from the backyard, 6723 Talley Road, Crossroad of Cartwright Trail, and Morgan Camp. Respond on background 7, timeout, 1358. Station 122, responds a report of white smoke coming from the backyard. 6723 Calle Road, Crossroad of Cartwright Trail and Morgan Camp, respond on Fireground 7, turn out 1559. Bandser 122 responding
622 mutual aid response for structure fire of a double wide mobile home 6277 tally close your cartwright at the morgan camp you have your son on firegrounds in your town out of 1627 for section 1222 mutual aid or a possible structure fire originally has an RV fire possible double-wide trailer involved at 62717 tally Crozier Cartwright and Morton Camp, U.S. fallen on by ground 7-10-01627. That is 9-2-2ndick-1-22. We're being a Raptors such far. Copy-happie. Stallion 121, Battalion 115, Angel 122, Angel 138, Angel 121, Ross 121, Mediq 122, and Loud 15. Show you all respond. Private Street at 926SWW White Road and dead end. Respond on TAC, 6, Delta 6. May 18, respond with other units, make a sick person fire only code 1 response. Private Street at 4835 Lord Road, Unit 3,101 4. Cross Streets. Private Street at 926SWW White Road and get end. Respond on TAC, 6. Delta 6. Dispatch, engine 1.2. I'm going to be on location. Okay, make a lift-assist engine or ladder code. Working fire. Got single light straight here. Cross Street. Carly join. And get end. Really in the offensive mode of deploying a crossway. Something else. Make a lift assist engine or ladder code one response. 2603 sleepy glade drive. Cross Street. Barlock Boulevard, and then we're going to get on attack, 6. Delta 2. Can you know how to station with a working fire? No, sorry, Volvo Home, trailer. Heavy fire trying will be established command of...
