Medical Team Responds to Emergency at Pershing Avenue 

Transcript:
Medic. 35 for engine 27 on track. Truck, 131. Is it your 134? Go ahead. If you make a left at that Avenue of Raposa, there should be a long road that takes you down to a gate by 32, 33, happening at Raposa. Ritchet to Sunset 5-I-C. 11, Medical[1] 8, 7-9-7-(name withheld), 37-20 Pershing Avenue, Medic 11. So we're going to stay on the team for a little bit. Metro is out Peson. Metro Bernardo, I-C. Confirming, I have on my tablet command I'm getting Copter 3. Can you confirm if it's 2 or 3? No. I see it's going to be Coptor 3 responding. Copter 3 from Bernardo I.C. As you come over the lake from the 15s, it's one to one and a half miles. You're going to see a switchback. They're going to be on the north trail. We have a rescue group, which is engine 135, Escondido, walking out to the patient with a BOS ankle injury at this time. We do not have a confirmed location. Just community ETA and rescue group is acknowledged. Copy that, we're about two minutes out and I'll get back, you only get overhead. Okay, and we're setting up a primary plan for a utility extract from Sunset Drive on the utility road out to the patient. Copy your ETA. Break, Battalion 131 from IC. Go for Battalion 131. Trud 14. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strunt. 3720, Pershing Avenue. 3720 Pershing Avenue. Cross Street, Landis Street, and Whiteman Street. Trud 14. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strunt.

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