As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a possible cardiac arrest near Alabama Highway 101, south of Highway 20 between Bracken Lane and 267. Multiple service units and Courtland responders were dispatched to assist.

Person in full arrest at Alabama Highway 101 address

Again, it's (number withheld) Highway 20. Correction, it's Alabama Highway 101. Central, show 500 en route. Copy, 500 en route. Service five on scene. Copy, service five on scene. 500 on scene. 500 on scene. Central, call station four. Possible full arrest. Central, safe. Station 4, Courtland responders, en route to Station 5 coverage area to assist in a possible full arrest. (number withheld) out on the highway 101. What's the location, sir? (number withheld), 101. Car 4, ground. Central car four, it's going to be south of highway 20 between Bracken Lane and 267. Good copy. Central car four. Squad four. We're responding. Give us that address again. Address is (number withheld) out on the highway 20. Correction, 101, be south of highway 20 between Bracken Lane and what? And 267.

Again, it's (number withheld) Highway 20.

Station 4, Courtland responders, en route to Station 5 coverage area to assist in a possible full arrest.

(number withheld) out on the highway 101.

Central car four, it's going to be south of highway 20 between Bracken Lane and 267.

Address is (number withheld) out on the highway 20.

be south of highway 20 between Bracken Lane and what?

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were sent to a possible medical emergency at a residence near Alabama Highway 101 in the Town Creek area for an 86-year-old man who reportedly passed out in a vehicle and was being brought to the home by family.

86-year-old male passed out arriving at residence

<nospeech> Station Five Town Creek responders, LA unit. Station Five Town Creek responders and LA unit. Need units en route to (number withheld) Alabama Highway 101. Have a caller on the line stating a family member is bringing a male patient that has passed out to this residence. ETA of about five to eight. Only other info is 86 year old male. LAPD, do you receive? LAPD, do you receive? Dispatch, can you take the nature of the call for LAPD, please? Family stated that the caller stated that a family member was bringing a male subject to the house with about a seven to 8 min ETA that has passed out in the vehicle. 4 LAPD copy. LAPD 63 is en route. Copy, you're en route, 63.

Station Five Town Creek responders, LA unit.

Station Five Town Creek responders and LA unit.

Need units en route to (number withheld) Alabama Highway 101.

Have a caller on the line stating a family member is bringing a male patient that has passed out to this residence.

Dispatch, can you take the nature of the call for LAPD, please?

Family stated that the caller stated that a family member was bringing a male subject

to the house with about a seven to 8 min ETA that has passed out in the vehicle.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a location near (address_number withheld) County Road in Town Creek for a 77-year-old fall victim with possible broken hip and pelvis injuries.

77-year-old fall victim with possible broken hip and pelvis

Central to all units, Station 3 responders, LA unit station three responders, need you en route. (number withheld) County Road 236, (number withheld) County Road 236. Reference to a 77 year old fall victim, possible broken hip, broken pelvis. Central standing by. 859. Central copy, 50 copy. Central 63, you're out. Central copy, 63, you're out, 902. Control Station Three Fireman, Station Three Fireman, this is your 2nd page. Need you en route (number withheld) County Road 236, (number withheld) County Road 236 for a 77-year-old fall victim, possible broken hip, broken pelvis. Central standing by. Again, 2nd page, 904.

Central to all units, Station 3 responders, LA unit station three responders, need you en route.

Reference to a 77 year old fall victim, possible broken hip, broken pelvis.

Control Station Three Fireman, Station Three Fireman, this is your 2nd page.

Need you en route (number withheld) County Road 236, (number withheld) County Road 236 for a 77-year-old fall victim, possible broken hip, broken pelvis.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were involved in a high speed vehicle pursuit on Highway 101, with the suspect vehicle reaching speeds up to about 78 mph and losing tires while swerving across the roadway. Multiple jurisdictions coordinated a possible roadblock and rolling roadblock as the vehicle approached the Town Creek area.

Police chase damaged vehicle into Town Creek

4769, those railroad tracks are coming up next. 10-4. Speeds are 50. Still coming up on the 281, zero traffic. We're at mile marker 38. Copy. All right, he's giving it some gas. 55, 60, 65, 70. About 75 miles an hour. We're passing the 281. Well, we're breaking again. Back down to 60. Copy. All right, we're at 50. Climbing again, back about 65, passing mile marker 39. Losing more of that tire. We're entering Portland city limits. You can see the railroad tracks in Portland. Speeding 55. Ten four, Cortland officer is about a mile away. All right, we are approaching 20. And I will let you know which way we go. 10-4. Looks like he wants to go west. We are westbound, climbing in speed, 50. I am 55. 45. Continuing west. We have one car, it is yielded. Speeds are back up to 60. Approaching train tracks, which will be mile marker 50. 68, if you will, advise Pomeroy County. 10-4. All right, front passenger side tire is on the rim. We're passing County Road 389, speeds are 78. Blank mold, it's trying to box him in. 77 behind him. All right, we're coming up on RKM. Speeds are 75. Zero traffic, our direction. Now we passed our 10. Speeds are 55. Speeds are back up to 77. County Road 393 is a hazard. We're at mile marker 48. Speeds are 65. Zero traffic. Continuing about 60 miles an hour, zero traffic. The county road 27 ahead of us. Let's see, speed through 68, coming up on mile marker 47, zero traffic. Culver County is blocking Highway 101. Damn. Speeds are 60. What are we doing? My. No, okay, we're not turning. He just want to drive in the turn lane. Speeds are 50. We're continuing. At mile marker 46. Speeds are 66, zero traffic. He is all over the roadway, left and right. He has no front tires. 69, requesting creating space. 10-4, creating space. I'm doing 62, passing mile marker 45. Are they set up with spikes on the 101? They didn't advise it's spikes, they just advised it's blocked. They're requesting we do a rolling roadblock. Well, we're at mile marker 44, doing 48 miles an hour. I think Lawrence County just passed us. 10-4, that's who requested we do it. We advised them that it's not our call. 10-4. Sergeant, are we going to do a roadblock? 5-10-4, his speeds get lower. 10-4. Speeds are 60, we are entering Town Creek. They do have the roadblock in front.

4769, those railroad tracks are coming up next.

Still coming up on the 281, zero traffic.

Climbing again, back about 65, passing mile marker 39.

You can see the railroad tracks in Portland.

Ten four, Cortland officer is about a mile away.

Approaching train tracks, which will be mile marker

All right, front passenger side tire is on the rim.

We're passing County Road 389, speeds are 78.

see, speed through 68, coming up on mile marker 47,

He is all over the roadway, left and right.

They didn't advise it's spikes, they just advised it's blocked.

They're requesting we do a rolling roadblock.

Well, we're at mile marker 44, doing 48 miles an hour.

Sergeant, are we going to do a roadblock?

Speeds are 60, we are entering Town Creek.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a residential heat alarm at a home near County Road 528 in the Town Creek area. The keyholder could not be reached, and a second fire station was requested after the first station did not respond. A unit later reported being on scene and noted possible equipment malfunction.

Residential fire alarm with heat detector activation

fireman. Station 11 Red Bank fireman, need you en route (number withheld) County Road 528. (number withheld) County Road 528. Have a call-in fire alarm. Call-in fire alarm. It's going to be residential. Unable to make contact with keyholder. Central standing by 1927. Five four, go ahead. All LA units clear, back in service. Ten four, all LA units clear, back in service, 1927. Station 11, Red Bank Fire, stand by for 2nd page. Station 11 Red Bank Firemen, Station 11 Red Bank Firemen, 2nd page, need you en route. (number withheld) County Road 528, (number withheld) County Road 528. I have a call in fire alarm, unable to make contact with keyholder. Call in residential fire alarm, unable to make contact with keyholder. Showing heat detector. Central standing by on 1931. Station 5, Town Creek, standby page. Station 5, Town Creek Firemen. Station 5, Town Creek Firemen. No response from Station 11 Red Bank. Need you en route. (number withheld) County Road 528. (number withheld) County Road 528. Have a call-in fire alarm residential. Call-in fire alarm residential. No contact with key holder. Went straight to voicemail. It's gonna be a heat alarm. Central standing by on 1935. 1102 is on scene, County Road 528 at 1937. Having equipment malfunction, radio's not working. Had it on scene by PX.

fireman. Station 11 Red Bank fireman, need you en route (number withheld) County Road 528.

Ten four, all LA units clear, back in service, 1927.

Station 11, Red Bank Fire, stand by for 2nd page.

Station 11 Red Bank Firemen, Station 11 Red Bank Firemen, 2nd page, need you en route.

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