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ALSA, stand by for call. (name withheld), in District 1,000 for difficulty breathing 8100 Blue Spruce Drive, 8100 Blue Spruce Drive, between a dead end and a Mattmash Drive. Respond on Fireground, Number 5. 0941. All the Sam, Fire Ground 5. Two years, fine. Here's two hundred. I have a citizen coming in as well, so I'm going to be putting that out. LSA in District 2, Assist for Citizens 1525. So on second call. DallasA, clear on second. between the dead-in and mountmash drive. It's going to be for a 17-month-old infant or child. Difficulty breathing also has a fever 103.3 low O2 sets. They're advising to come in through the garage door. Medic.
Around the 5,600 block of Lakers are located. Okay, the Green Tidewater. Looks like I've been there a while. (name withheld). (name withheld). County took a call for a noise complaint. It's going to be five dogs continuously barking at this location.
344 are you able to copy call? I show you in Route 816 Brookrun Drive on a 911 call unknown with a male speaking Spanish. That's all they have on it. Central White Company tag. Go ahead.
1051 Hickory Avenue, 1051, Hickory Avenue between Hartwell Lane and Walnut Road. Have a diabetic emergency, fireground 5, 5, 17, 11. Quad 1 from Station 2. Sorry, 1, 1 you responded. Sir, I've got squad one responding. Okay, I'll be fine. Thank you. State Chief. I show you responded to 1051 Hickory Avenue, between Hartwell Lane and Walnut Road. 4-year-old female, 84-year-old female, diabetic emergency, extremely confused. Showing your med unit is going to be Medic 17. Medic 17.
