Semi-truck overturns in retention ditch; driver alert 

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2, confirm response on fire 9. Response. Rescue 32, select fire 9, confirm response. At this time, we have patient contact, we have one conscious and alert. We're trying to copy the time for our command. We're trying to have a time for. It's probably going to be about a foot of water. and a retention ditch. I copy. Orchrane to be time for information. Engine 53 is my extrication group of this time. I have captain on scene, be assuming safety. Check. F.3 safety. Engine 53 is going to be extrication group, and your closest squad is going to be squad one coming from foresight. 7. O-C-F-R-3. Time of 1025. 32 Orange County. 32, Ed. You can ride us that call with Rescue 32. Kind of say. Use life right now. 5102, Vista Lago Drive. Cross Streets are Lobelia Drive and Timberleaf Boulevard. Engine 12. Rescue 12. The engineer to command. What kind of equipment you need from us? I can just bring your hands up here for extra manpower. Command of Harts County, the driver's saying he doesn't have any injuries. He's trying to self-extricate. We're trying to assist him with that. engine 51. Chromatic. No chest pain or discomfort responding normally, no difficulty breathing. 1026. Command Squad once trying to raise you. Command of Squad, my apologies, go ahead. Now you're good. I'm just letting you know we're coming from the old training center off foresight. And is it a regular passenger vehicle or is it a large truck? This is going to be a crane semi-type truck. It's laying on the driver's side in about an inch correction, a foot and a half of water. Significant damage to the cab, but the patient is not claiming any injuries, but I think we're going to have to cut anyway. Gotcha, sound good. Just because of the type of vehicle, we can just go ahead and add the TRG, just in case.

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