00:00
Just be advised, we're receiving a medical (number withheld) Brockton Avenue.
00:03
We're going to start the Whitman engine out of headquarters and get a mutual aid ambulance as well.
00:08
All right, guys, thank you.
00:18
Ladder one, you're on scene, 10-10.
00:31
A3, did you want that maintenance behind me? You can hold off on those keys.
00:39
Engine 3, that maintenance is responding.
00:48
Engine 5, we're responding (number withheld) Brockton Ave.
00:54
Whitman Engine 242, I'm responding (number withheld) Brockton Ave.
00:57
EMS, come out 10-11[1].
01:04
Roger, go eight three engine three on scene.
01:07
Do you have company on scene?
01:15
Wooden fire, one's on for Abington.
01:20
One five, dispatching ambulance one, mutual aid to Abington, (number withheld) Brockton Avenue.
01:39
This is fire alarm.
01:40
Whitman A1 is operating on Brockton Ave.
01:44
Received. Woman A one, I've been responding.
01:46
One (number withheld) Brockton Ave.
01:48
Updated location is going to be Mel's Diner.
01:50
Going to be meeting your engine 02:42 on location.
02:03
A3 North Fire, we're clear.
02:09
North Fire is at A3.
02:10
You're going to be clear.
02:21
Fire alarm A3, you're on scene and there's nobody.
02:31
That should call over to fire.
02:38
Sixty-three, we're on scene and O one is home.
02:42
Received, sixty-three, not at home.Answering
02:56
Hey, this is the man from the department.
02:59
A three, A three, clear, return to quarters.
03:10
Just a two's off BMT south, 1015 .
03:18
Fire, woman, anyone's on scene.
03:21
Woman, ambulance, we're on location, 1015 .
03:26
Fire, woman, engine 200 and
03:29
forty-two. I am Brock and F 200 and forty-two.
03:30
I have Brock and F command.
03:33
Woman, engine 200 and forty-two, you are on location.
03:36
You have command, 1016 .
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
Medical Emergency
