Vehicle water rescue near North High Rock Road and Route 203, Snohomish County WA
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TrafficEmergency responders conducted a technical water rescue after a vehicle drove into water near North High Rock Road and State Route 203. Another vehicle entered about three feet of water at the same location, prompting additional rescue activation. Contact numbers were replaced for privacy.
Audio|Heard on: Snohomish County Fire Primary Response
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Transcript:
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Boat 31, King-Hawsey Medic, 135, King-Hawley Battalion, 131, MSO-71, Union Adam, Sam,
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55, Technical rescue, water, river swift water, North High Rock Road and State Route 203, North High Rock Road and State Route 203.
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Respond on TAC, 4.
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Battalion 7-2.
00:36
You can cancel the King County Battalion and Medicaid Unit and UAS 5-4 and add the Titan 72.
00:47
Property Council, the King County Battalion and Mediganit and UAS 55 and at Battalion 7-4.
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King County Engine 166 responding.
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County Engine 1666, you're responding for a possible assist to get a
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subject to an address that's passed.
01:24
This water rescue that's now activated at the same location for a separate vehicle that drove into the water.
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That was my request of the Sheriff's Office 41 p.m.
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on your call.
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I have a phone number if you want to speak to the RP,
01:45
but again, or activating a rescue water at that same location for another vehicle that drove into the three feet of water.
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Digital 166, Scott, we go ahead with the phone number.
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Number for the original RF requesting assistance is the first of Margaret (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
WA-203 & N High Rock Rd, Washington 98272
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