Firefighters tackle attic fire with limited access 

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It's clear for age and six. Yes, sir. We've got an entry to the adage. We've on fire, I mean, water on fire at the time. We should show a definite approach here shortly. Our investigator one is level one. Engine 6, Ladder 6 F-AO from engine 6, bring me a couple of line cyclone to be calling closed. You're calling me for Latter-S-A-O to bring us a couple of long cyclones. All right. Hey Sam, the fire that I see in that attic is the same that's been burning. I'll see any water getting put on it. Might want to redirect. Mr. Sir, I was just noticing that. We have limited access due to high ceilings of plywood. Ceilings on the first floor. We're in the process of opening up the ceiling in the front room. Once we do that, we should be able to access the attic. Okay, 104. Ladder 6 engineer, did you touch that? So engine 6 is requesting a wrong control. Mid-25 and ladder 36, make breathing problems. How is the second here received? Cross streets. Cross streets, rain dance drive. Did you actually, did you take the past the accident or did you go past the accident? We didn't see one hero part of the pass yet. We didn't see one here at least part of the past year. Rindex Drive and Little Wolf. It's a west path, yeah, okay. Okay, no thank you. Command from Engine 4. Station 1-5-9-2-2-AMS and law enforcement. Yes, sir, Hendon 4, Squaw, on the outside. Individual, who hit a cow, like having a check. At the 14,7,700 block, I'm going to take a second line off the engine and a lot, respond on fire ground eight, your time 332, repeating. All right, crap, we're with the time is worked for Charlie. You're going to be with Charlie on that back time.

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