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engine 4 on scene engine 9 to station 5 for coverage - station 9 unmanned engine 4 requesting instructions from interior search - needs team to clear the garage - beginning search on second floor

battalion requesting third engine respond 10-18 engine 4 responding structure and camper on fire engine 10 instructed on where to make entry to residence 3410 on sceneladder 1 instructed to begin water supply upon arrival buses blocking ladder 1's way - put the bumper to them! FFs are packed out and in building - continuing interior search

trooper being given location

Engine 5 responding to vehicle/camper fire endangering building batt 2 respondingbatt 2 requesting ladder 1 and 3410 responding 10-18 building is now on fire additional callers advise that there may be someone in residence. Batt 2 requests Clark unit enroute - clark med 1 responding Batt2 on scene callers advise elderly couple at residence - unable to get them to come to door battalion advise engine that they will need to prepare of interior search upon arrival

responded on this in the wrong thread, but corrected.... R9 - no need to respond battlion 2. SO can handle.

SO, rescue on scene, R9 establishing command one vehicle has rolled, maybe one time - no one in car. SO believes driver is trying to flee and is 10-55 (drunk) Rescue advises patient is combattive GSP advises trooper that no injuries, but 10-55 driver

3 miles from Braswell. SO 181 enroute for 25

R9, Clark Med 3 responding call came in from 873 Williams Lake Rd

R1, clark on scene

R1 responding to 63 yom, paitient asleep, diabetic - can't wake up -

I just tied the zipper to a door - took a lesson from that time I had a loose tooth.... R5 handled the call - show all units in service (with a chuckle)

I think it was a female caller.... I admit, I have had this problem, but did not call for rescue.

it hurts.... R5 and Clark responding

E10 responding didn't catch x-street GFC-3 enroute

med 3 on scene

83 yof - injuries from fall, bleeding from head. R9 & Clark med 3 enroute

A/C officer in route to help water meter reader being chased by rottweiler. Posted to show that pit bulls not the only county thugs.

I heard this on the scanner. Knowing this happened, right on our streets, does not adjust my behavior - I still walk with my 1st and 3rd graders to the bus stop, which is right across from my house. Accidents happen when your guard is let down.

R3 on scene clark med 2 on scene

R3 and CM2 responding 41 yom, unconscious, shallow breathing. possible heat stroke

I think LB told me the woman was in her 40s?

SO unit 181 called for a "52 (rescue) and a supervisor" dispatch asked "reference?" 181 - "I've got a body" I then picked up the tone-out to station 6. I still haven't been able to find the orginal call out on a 10-65 or 1037 vehicle to the officer, but I do remember it since it referenced an area near my house. I am interested in how long he was there until he found the body. Has anyone heard that on the scanpaulding archives?

R5 enroute to 37 yof, unconscious but breathing

Katsrockin - did you have to show any skin to get out of this one?

deputy friend gave me some info, but they are being tight-lipped and without taking a chance on getting my friend in trouble, I will withhold for now. friend did say that this is the person out of Bartow