River rescue operation guides 16 people to landing, Yakima WA
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Medical EmergencyA river rescue near Robertson Landing guided approximately sixteen people from the water to safety. EMS coordinated the effort, and responders considered care for animals involved in the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Yakima City / County Police, Fire and EMS, Washington State Patrol
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04:15
Transcript:
00:00
We're approaching where you want.
00:03
If you can just pull into Robertson Landing parking lot there and make contact with Chief 290,
00:11
they're going to be steering people from the river to the landing.
00:16
Last count was 16 people.
00:21
And will they receive it?
00:25
A lot.
00:31
Round 95 from office.
00:40
395. We are attempting contact to command.
00:44
Affirmative.
00:45
We're going to be doing some transfer for some shallow water.
00:47
These patients are going to get wet.
00:48
We'll probably want to have.
00:50
They need you to do it for medical standby.
00:55
All three feet.
01:05
Now weire brush 42 is on scene.
01:09
1343.
01:21
From Valley Fire, engine 40.
01:27
Team 1040. Take care of the address.
01:30
Call Mr. Breed is a wave-of-white.
01:33
Toyota hatchbackers.
01:34
Lake Charles Boyd.
01:37
Cibra 4797.
01:39
Erratic driving,
01:41
resting northbound on 40th Avenue from Powerhouse.
01:44
No one following.
01:45
No response necessary.
01:46
1344.
01:53
Sorry, Mark, a lot of them.
01:59
36?
02:15
840.
02:18
Confirm, if you're going to anybody out on that side or can we divert A816 to the Yakima side where they're pulling out to 15 people?
02:26
I'm sorry. Go ahead and divert them to the Yakima side.
02:30
9-0, white by the green.
02:33
No. No. No. No. No. 29, 3rd.
02:34
Okay.
02:41
I'm going to send this one over MDT is happening right now, 283.
02:49
One-five AM-out, searching for that.
02:52
One-five-three.
02:55
Zero. 20 in the mountain uphill.
02:59
And zero again, two.
03:02
Twenty-five over in that area as well.
03:06
Great.
03:07
Ramper in your size, a lot.
03:18
The rotor is in route, working on if we can communicate with them.
03:23
Is that something you guys can use out there?
03:30
Yeah, I don't lessen the trip if we can get it.
03:33
We do have a lot of animals to continue with, so we're going to have to figure out with how that's going to go with the animals.
03:41
Yeah, let's plan on them not being able to accept the animals.
03:46
What's our job? Yeah.
03:50
Oregon Place.
03:51
David Henry Norris, two radio and now level two on Rappalo dog.
03:54
I'm ready to go out there.
04:00
Okay, what are you?
04:05
We'll make sure that the animals are transferred to grass.
04:12
One-five zero is it an occupied? Command, there's got trees.
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W Birchfield Rd, Yakima, WA 98901
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