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Heard on: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide · 6 days ago
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Mayday[1], mayday, mayday.
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This is firefighter (name withheld) with engine 331.
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Firefighter issues mayday during Tucson blaze
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a firefighter issued a mayday distress call during a structure fire near Sand Creek in Tucson, indicating that the crew became separated. The firefighter reported being on the second floor, and a rescue team prepared to respond. The situation involved an immediate, life-threatening emergency according to standard mayday protocols.
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