One fire victim receives EMS care at Leonard fire scene
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St. Louis County Fire and EMS - South
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Also, please advise the other two victims are at an address down the street.
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They do not need any care.
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I also have additional ambulances responding with 27 dealing with that patient.
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1927, we have one victim at this time, not transporting, remaining with.
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That's clear.
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1927, you're checking out that patient.
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1502 is on scene.
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1900 on scene.
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1502, 1900 on the scene.
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Command, you also have 3517 on the scene there, Leonard and 7th.
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Right, command to 3517.
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And 3517 is with 3514.
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That's clear.
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3517 to command.
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Go for command.
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3517 has went through along with 3514
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making an entry at this time.
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That's clear.
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3517, you've married up with 3514
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making entry at this time.
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Into 1337.
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1337, go ahead.
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What's your location?
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That's clear. If you're positioned in a place that you can get out, if you'd be, would you go ahead and bring your stretcher and stuff up to the alpha side? I got my other ambulance on the scene with a patient at this time, just be ready in case we need another one.
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Sir, taking a charge to the outside.
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Charlie to 3514A,
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reset your pass device.
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Go ahead.
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You got a hole in the roof.
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Copy, you have a hole cut for ventilation.
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You're exiting the roof at this time.
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Security got the patient out.
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You can disregard.
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Let's go there. Can you show us some service?
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Fire
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attack from Alpha.
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1914 officer Alpha.
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Command from Alpha.
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Go ahead, Alpha.
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Yeah, you can put it under control.
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And then we can probably kick Kirkwood loose.
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We'll keep the rest for a few minutes.
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That's clear.
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Break. Central County from Leonard Command.
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Leonard Command.
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You can place the alarm under control.
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I'm going to be releasing
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1524.
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Do we have move up yet?
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So far, no. Do you have 2215 moving out to your house too?
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That's clear. Well, I'll let you make that call.
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I'm releasing 1524.
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So if they're closer for that move up, we can do that.
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After we'll have 1524 move up and disregard monarch.
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Place the alarm under control.
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1546, rush to 1446.
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Move to command.
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Go ahead, River.
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We're all in town and four on the ground, on deck side alpha.
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That's clear.
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Command to alpha.
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Start to move up.
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Can I use 1524?
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1810, St. Louis County.
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1810.
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Two vehicles, moderate damage.
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Yeah, I'm rescuing.
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St. Louis County, you are at your 20-minute mark.
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I'm standing by for it.
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Perfect.
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From Alpha.
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Go ahead.
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Hey, get ready to write this down.
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Break.
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34 and 3315 on deck on the Alpha.
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Break.
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1922, 1914 has exited the building.
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Recycle.
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And I guess
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3514 went to the Charlie side.
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I'll let him.
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We're reporting a non-injury accident.
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1810 is going to remain out for cleanup.
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You can cancel incoming vehicles.
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1810, non-injury accident, remaining out.
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Command, you ready for accountability?
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Go ahead.
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27 patient care at 3514, 3517 interior searching for a couple of dogs.
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