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(Name withheld) company three responding company three seven sixteen king april fine is straight to phone rescue phone rescue one rescue one take broadway to the interstate they got all their traffic up here for this construction on seven street so makes me much fun. Check 717. Team that's direct to the interstate, that vehicle is going to be fully angle. Oh my God. Two minutes service. Okay. (Name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), 721 of 72 is valid. Restriction is correct. When it is the Chonetna be out of Arkansas, I know, and San Luis. And he said (name withheld) 4272. The Tennessee. they'll be careful we have a lot of morning traffic on boarding. Italian from 18 looks like that vehicle's on the bridge but not under the truck system I just sent you some pictures to your phone. at 18 are they gonna have to go east she's the west down on the eastbound side
295 one at 10th 16th. I'm still by (name withheld) is Tim's 423 of 85 returns for speed in some traffic speed and FDI trust have MCIC out of Marion for CLEAN also out of for FTA and So now whatever reason you got on the (name withheld) Sins, I didn't copy the traffic, but just print that to the video, please. You put my number on it. He's got a warrant. Go ahead. I'm in the store, I'm not copying your trailer. You've got to see you're NCIC. Yeah, he has an NCIC. He also has two victim marks. Okay, you go ahead and tax those to the county please anyone's going to be transporting them. You can pray everything else to the station. Not five, still one out of ten-tenthic. Two-nine five. Two-nine five. Okay, I use that cam one. CIP on Hawaii 2015, around 1,500, July, July, and or group, Clark, mission, I do some time. Hey, one. Go ahead. Yeah, you go ahead and put that, uh, Schedule Siton. Yeah. 7 to 7, 7, 7.27. Go ahead. Bravo Hotel Victor, 1920. Bravo Hotel Victor, 1920.
He's located at Old St. Paul. His emergency button was going off, but he's not responded. (name withheld), go ahead. With your trial, sure, you're secure at my screen. We're showing that your emergency button was going off. I apologize. Action now. Okay.
Confident three unit 15 500 south night and a 500 block of south night got a house on fire is going to be a yellow house on fire at this time unknown occupants possibly vacant 500 block of south night street house on fire Juneteen respond to 629. (name withheld) respond. (name withheld) respond the same time. Tired as fast. Company 3 responded. Check, common at 3. Just an update. It's going to be in the area of Van Buren and 9th Street. Van Buren and 9th Street, possibly vacant homes. Coming to your response. Commit 2 response 630. Common. Commit 1 respond to 630. 201 response? 630. Okay, unit 15 is responding as well. Okay, unit 15 is responding as well. Good. I'd be advised we do have smoke in the area. I should be saying on scene of a single-story, single-family dwelling. We do have light smoke showing out of the Bravo Division. All companies be prepared for offensive fire attack. I sat in T&J on scene with smoke showing six side one. When you get on scene, you're going to force the front door and force the side door. Next to wrap an engine company, we have a hydrant at the corner of Van Buren and South 9th. Actually, company one, you can probably take your own hydrant. Sure come to know what I'm saying? No one on saying six thirty two. Letter one upon arrival be ready to vertical ventilate. On the lake. Be advised. We do have bars on the windows. We do have bars on the window.
