Seattle Fire responds to a discovered body

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
At 6:23 pm on March 25, 2023, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a water rescue in the 2000 block of Alaskan Way, with reports of four persons in the water. Engine 2 was the first company on scene, and found one deceased person in the water and all others on shore. The incident was reduced to a handful of units for law enforcement to retrieve the body and fire to assist several people back to the pier. Unfortunately, there has been no update. There's no information on how the body got there, when the person died, and how the others are connected. A non-confirmed source claimed the others were teenage boys who found the body and became stranded by the tide and needed a bit of help getting out.
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VIDEO TIMELINE
0:00 - admin responding (two views)
0:11 - E2, L4, A2 arriving on scene
0:30 - E10, L1, STAF10 responding (two views)
0:58 - M44 responding (two views)
1:12 - L10, B2 arriving on scene
1:37 - R1, B5 responding (two views)
1:53 - M10, R1, B5 responding (two views)
2:17 - M26 responding (five views)
2:53 - Port of Seattle PD repositioning on scene
3:07 - King County Medical Examiner leaving (white van, right of screen)
3:17 - L4 leaving scene (tiller drift)
3:32 - R1, B5 leaving scene
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AUDIO TRANSCRIPT
This is real audio recorded from the radio scanner. It is important to know that the audio is NOT synced with video. These audio clips are put together one after another while in real life they would be spread out around thirty minutes.
0/00 - RB5: Rescue Boat 5 responding from Rescue Boat 5.
0/05 - Dispatch: Rescue Boat 5 responding. Engine 2, water rescue major, 2201 Alaskan Way.
0/12 - E2: Engine 2, 2201 Alaskan Way.
0/17 - Dispatch: Rescue 1. Rescue 1, are you responding?
0/27 - R1: That's affirmative.
0/33 - Dispatch: Units responding 2201 Alaskan Way, we have reports of four persons in the water, between Pier 66 and the edge water. Rescue swimmers are on Ladder 4, Engine 5 on the fireboat- rescue boat. (Engine 10 too.)
0/52 - E2: Engine 2 is at 2201 Alaskan Way. We're going to access the north side of Pier 66, south of the edge water. Attempting to make access through the gate.
1/07 - M10: Medic 10 is in service at Harborview, we can take this rescue water major run.
1/13 - E2: All units from Engine 2, we're gonna call this Pier 66 Command, we've got one body floating in the water and we've got four civilians standing on the rocks next to it.
1/34 - Dispatch: Okay Pier 66 Command, one possible DOA (dead on arrival) in the water, All other persons are on shore, on the rocks.
1/47 - Pier 66 Command (E2): Rescue Boat 5 will have access from under the pier.
2/00 - Pier 66 Command (2): Dispatch from Pier 66 Command, let's reduce this down to a ______.
2/07 - Dispatch: Okay, Pier 66 Command, we'll balance to you a water rescue.
2/15 - B5: Battalion 5 at location.
2/19 - Dispatch: Medic 26 from dispatch.
2/23 - M26: Medic 26.
2/25 - Dispatch: Medic 26 you can Code Green (cancel).
2/30 - M26: Medic 26 is at.
2/39 - Dispatch: Affirmative, Medic 26 you can Code Green (cancel) we have Medic 10 on this, we're gonna reduce this down.
2/46 - M26: Medic 26 received.
2/51 - Dispatch: Okay, all units at 2201 Alaskan Way can Code Green (cancel) or go in service except for Engine 2, Ladder 4, Rescue 1. _______ put themselves in service when back on dock.
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UNITS:
SFD units dispatched were: A14, A2, B2, B5, DEP1, E10, E2, E5, E8, FIREBOAT, L1, L10, L4, M10, M26, M32, M44, PTRL4, R1, RB5, SAFT2, and STAF10
SFD units seen in this video were: A2, B2, B5, E10, E2, L1, L10, L4, M10, M26, M44, R1, and STAF10
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BEHIND THE SCENES
This was dejà vu for me, as just one month ago, there was a very similar situation just a few blocks away on the same street. • Seattle Fire responds ...
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CREDITS
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Nice little tiller drift on this one, and good job getting all the different camera angles!