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A construction crew of 13 people may be in the water at Key Bridge. Special units and dive teams are being dispatched to the scene as the middle section of the bridge has collapsed. Multiple people and vehicles are potentially in the water. The situation is being closely monitored.

911 call reporting a pilot who ejected from a plane and landed in a backyard. The caller requests an ambulance. The operator asks for the address and phone number. The caller confirms they are with the patient. The pilot, who is the patient, reports a military jet crash due to aircraft failure. The operator asks about the patient's condition and any serious bleeding. The pilot says he is unsure about bleeding but feels fine, except for back pain. The operator confirms that help is on the way and asks about the injured body part. The pilot reiterates the need for an ambulance and the operator reassures him that help is already on the way.

Caller reports a male drowning at the back of the property. Rescue swimmers are attempting to reach him. The caller requests an ambulance and mentions a rescue swimmer getting a boat. The dispatcher confirms sending an ambulance and will contact the fire chief for further instructions. The caller asks for a callback number and the dispatcher provides it. The caller confirms the victim is a 40-year-old male wearing all black on a paddleboard. The rescue swimmers have located the paddleboard and hat but not the victim. The victim was not wearing a life vest. Additional responders are on their way to assist.

A 911 call reports a woman's body found in the desert. The caller says they were walking and discovered the body, which they did not touch. The woman appears to be in her mid-twenties to thirties and has been there for a while. She is wearing a black bra and black pants, with one shoe off, and has blondish hair. The caller states she is not breathing, and there is blood coming from under her bra. The caller cannot determine if she was stabbed or shot.

The caller reports finding his fiance unresponsive with a knife in her chest at 4601 Flat Rock Road. He is instructed to perform CPR, but the knife makes it impossible. Emergency services are on the way as the caller describes the situation. The caller confirms the knife is still in her chest, and she shows no signs of life. The caller is advised not to touch anything and to wait for help. The caller mentions there was no sign of a break-in, and the emergency operator notes the address as an apartment.

A paddle boarder tried to save Tafari, but couldn't reach him in time. In a video from 2019, Tafari is seen swimming in a pool with flippers. Sadly, Tafari is not the first former White House chef to drown after leaving the White House. Walter Sheeb, the Clinton chef, drowned while hiking in a Utah ravine in 2015. Our thoughts are with Tafari's family and the Obamas. We will provide updates on the 911 call if available.

On August 12th at Saginawty Beach in Long Branch, a large humpback whale was reported floating in the water. Efforts are underway to drag it out of the surf, but it's currently high tide, making the task more challenging.

I'm at the patient's property, but there's no address listed. I'll meet the ambulance or police at the gatehouse and bring them up here. I don't know the patient's age or gender, but there could be a female and a male. Just send someone quickly. I don't know if they are awake or breathing. I'm not inside the house because it's locked, but I see someone laying down through the window. They don't appear to be awake or alert, and I haven't heard them talk or cry. They're not moving. Please, just send someone out here quickly.

The speaker is praying that someone is pulling the missing person out of the river. The last communication was a text message indicating they were landing in twenty minutes. The speaker shared the text message about landing. Subsequent texts were not delivered, which made the speaker realize something might be wrong.

The speaker shows two documents in the video. The first document mentions that the reporting person did not wear a life vest and there is still no contact with the missing party. They also mention that there are rescue swimmers and a boat in the area. The second document states that the diving land search was suspended around 11 PM and the next morning, a deceased person named Mr. Campbell was found using sonar. The speaker shows these documents to address the criticism of not providing evidence online.

We are transitioning from a rescue to a recovery operation. We no longer believe there are any survivors from the accident. So far, we've recovered 27 people from the plane and one from the helicopter.

The speaker noticed something in the sand resembling a mannequin in a shop window. Upon closer inspection, the speaker realized it was a person who appeared to have drowned. The speaker stated that this was a shock and that they went into autopilot mode to alert the lifeguard.

In runway 33, a helicopter obstructed an aircraft that was close to landing. We're trying to connect with Armin Kurty for his expertise on this situation, but for now, let's continue with John. Reports from an NBC affiliate indicate that four people were rescued from the water, though this information hasn't been independently verified.

Unit 3 is tracking a man matching a previous description: riding a bicycle with a backpack, flat face, seen on the north side, and previously observed near Breakles. He was last spotted in the woods near the water tower. Someone reported not seeing him at the water tower earlier, but the water tower remains a point of interest. Multiple units are discussing activity around the water tower. Pennsylvania American Water may need to be contacted. There are operators north of Morgan dealing with a known problem. Two individuals are at the safe house off Mount Depot and should remain there.

Caller reports a male drowning at the back of the property. Rescue swimmers are attempting to reach him. They request an ambulance and mention a rescue swimmer getting a boat. The caller asks for a better number to call back once they have more information. The dispatcher confirms sending an ambulance and will contact the fire chief for further instructions. The caller describes the drowning victim as a 40-year-old male on a paddleboard, wearing all black and no life vest. The rescue swimmers have found the paddleboard and hat but not the victim. Additional resources are being sent to the scene.

May I meet up with you? I want to take one. You can take two, please. Sure, I'm at row 14. EMS branch from Air Force Firebird 378 here. I spoke with the command center on the water. They mentioned they have one body that was taken to DC. That’s all they know for now, and they will confirm and update later. Okay, got it. Thanks. May I meet up with you? I want to take one. You can take two, please. Sure, I'm at row 14. EMS branch from Air Force Firebird 3708 here.

Two individuals are discussing the location of someone, calling for an ambulance. They provide descriptions of the person's appearance and location, coordinating their movements to approach cautiously. They mention a book bag and potential danger, planning their next steps carefully. They communicate using code names and directions to navigate the area and locate the person they are discussing.

The Obama family's personal chef, Safari Campbell, tragically drowned while paddle boarding in Martha's Vineyard. He was not wearing a life jacket or a leash, which are essential for safety in this sport. Campbell lost his balance and fell into the water, struggling to stay afloat. Despite efforts from a companion who was paddle boarding with him, Campbell could not be saved. Paddleboard instructor Dee Schmitz emphasizes the importance of wearing a leash, as it prevents the board from drifting away in windy conditions. Without a leash, panic can set in as the board becomes tangled in weeds, making it difficult to escape.

"My house is flooding, and I need help evacuating my bedridden, hospice-receiving father. He can't walk or move much. We've called 911, but they can't come. The water is bad in front of the house, like a river or lake. We've lost our cars and everything. We've lived here for thirty years, and this has never happened. If anyone has a boat, I need help getting my dad out. It's starting to smell like sewer in here."

A call was placed on November 13, 2022, at 11:55 AM to report an emergency at 1122 King Road, a house next to the light. The caller stated that one of the roommates, age 20, had passed out after being drunk the previous night and was not waking up. The caller also mentioned seeing a man in the house the night before. The dispatcher asked if the patient was breathing, but received conflicting answers. The dispatcher stated that an ambulance and law enforcement had been sent. The caller was asked to locate a defibrillator, and it was determined that a police officer on the scene could assist. The call ended at 11:59 AM.

Multiple 911 calls report fatalities and collapsed houses. Attack truck 4 is dead in the water in a mayday situation with an MRAP in front, trapping multiple people, including juveniles. A 13-year-old is in a house with no oxygen or power. There are 25 families stuck and in need of supplies; they painted an X in a nearby field. A daughter was rescued from a Subaru Outback and is at Perrisville School, but her parents were swept away in a Toyota Tacoma. Fire Central and Fire and Search and Rescue are on scene. A 2,000-pound propane tank is coming down the main channel of the river.

I'm at Chesapeake Bay with a view of a stuck 1100-foot boat that draws 50 feet of water. It's been stranded since last night. The boat is fully loaded and unable to move. The shallow bay is causing the issue. I received calls about it while on my way to Hagerstown. The boat is stuck in about 25 feet of water. No other boats are around. The situation is not yet reported by the news.

Caller 1 reports a male drowning at the back of the property. Rescue swimmers are attempting to reach him. Caller 1 requests an ambulance and mentions a rescue swimmer getting a boat. Caller 1 asks for a better number to call back. Caller 2 confirms that the party has not been located and asks for a description. Caller 1 describes the man as a 40-year-old black male wearing all black on a paddleboard. The paddleboard and hat have been found, but not the man. Caller 1 confirms he was not wearing a life vest. Caller 2 informs that help is on the way.

A call was placed at 11:55 AM on November 13, 2022, from 1122 King Road, regarding a roommate who had passed out. The caller stated the roommate was drunk the previous night and was not waking up. The caller also mentioned seeing a man in the house the night before. The patient is 20 years old. The dispatcher asked if the patient was breathing, and the caller stated that she was not. The dispatcher confirmed that an ambulance and law enforcement had been dispatched and advised the caller to locate a defibrillator if one was available. The dispatcher then terminated the call, as law enforcement had arrived on the scene. The call ended at 11:59 AM.

The latest information indicates the ship's crew is still onboard, with communication occurring between the crew and the Coast Guard. It is unknown who made the first 911 call. Authorities were told there were workers on the bridge, but this has yet to be confirmed. Sonar has detected submerged vehicles, but the exact number is currently unknown.