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Squad 523 along with units from Golden Ring, Fulerton and Rosedale were alerted for a motor vechile accident involving 3 cars with reported entrapment. Engine 16 arrived to find 2 patients, 1 trapped. Crews helped to extricate and package the patients, which were then transported to local hospitals.

Approximately 2200hrs units from Essex, Middle River and Eastview were alerted for a dwelling fire. E7 arrived with smoke and fire showing with a possible basement fire. Upon arrival of Squad 523 assumed RIT,and assisted in scene lighting. The fire was placed under control and units were placed inservice a short time later, the remainder of the incident was handled by E7, E71, E12 and T15. 

Members of Dive Team 52 along with members from BQVFD Marine Emergency Team performed an equipment and underwater search display for the BCVFA Junior Firefighters Summer camp. Junior firefighters got to see a search pattern performed in a swimming pool, try on and breathe through a dive mask and take rides on Marine Unit 219. The camp consists of two weeks, one week for older juniors and one week for younger juniors, including all parts of the fire service.

While Dive crews were operating in Loch Raven, S523 was alerted for a MVC w/ Rescue at Middleborough Rd and Tace Dr. A239 arrived and reported one trapped requiring a "door pop". Crews from T221 and S523 worked together to extricate and help package the patient. M12 transported the patient to local trauma center, A239 handled a second patient.

Baltimore County Fire and Rescue crews have pulled the body of a Baltimore man out of Loch Raven Reservoir.

Divers recovered the body of a 23-year-old Quentin Robinson late Thursday afternoon.

Earlier today, a County Fire official said that witnesses told county personnel that three friends were fishing on the shore of the Reservoir when the victim went into the water and then went into distress about 20 feet away from the shore.

The friends told rescuers that they tried to reach Robinson, but were unable to, and saw him go under the water shortly after.

Baltimore County Fire received the call just before 10 a.m.

Ten crews, including a dive team and 12 pieces of emergency equipment, are at the scene attempting to locate the victim, but the operation has been changed to a recovery at this point rather than a rescue according to county fire.

Squad 523 was one of the first units to arrive at an auto accident with people trapped on I95 in White Marsh. MRVAR crews were quick to go to work, using "The Jaws of Life" and other hydraulic rescue tools to extricate the patients, one of them being flown to Shock Trauma via PHI Commercial Medevac.

Baltimore County police said a restaurant patron noticed a body floating in the waters of Middle River on Wednesday afternoon.

The body was found near the River Watch Restaurant on Nanticoke Road in Essex.

Police said the body of a woman was recovered just after 2 p.m.

So far, police said there's no evidence of foul play.

An autopsy is scheduled to be performed on Thursday to determine the woman's cause of death. She has not yet been identified.

Baltimore County authorities have rescued a teenager who went missing at the Inverness Park boat ramp.The county fire department said crews responded to the boat ramp at about 11:30 a.m. Saturday for a report of the teen missing in the water at Inverton and Jasmine roads.The U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies helped in the search.

Emergency Dive Teams from Middle River Volunteer Ambulance Rescue Co. and the Baltimore City Fire Department responded to the incident.

The Middle River Volunteer Ambulance Rescue Dive Team found the teen less than an hour later. Paramedics put the youth on advanced life support and transported the teen to a hospital in critical condition.

Efforts to recover a young man presumed drowned in the Loch Raven Reservoir this evening will resume early tomorrow.
 
Recovery efforts will occur beginning about 6 a.m. under a joint command including Baltimore County Fire and Police and the Baltimore City Department of Emergency Management (Baltimore City owns the reservoir). Tonight, county fire officials suspended recovery operations at about 8:15 p.m. due to the impending darkness and storms.
 
Fire officials received a call at about 6:30 p.m. this evening for a possible drowning at the reservoir, between the Loch Raven Drive bridge and the dam. Rescue crews -- who used all-terrain vehicles to access the area where the drowning occurred -- reported that a group of young people said they had been on the opposite side of the reservoir when they decided to swim to the other side. They witnessed the victim disappear under the water.
 
Rescue crews, including the Kingsville Volunteer Fire Co. swiftwater team, the Middle River Volunteer dive team and advanced tactical rescue crews from Texas Station 17, conducted a surface search by boat using underwater cameras. The Baltimore County Police Department conducted an aerial search using its helicopter. (A total of 24 Fire Department units responded.)
 
Commanders said the section of reservoir where the victim went under is about 90 feet deep.
 
Swimming is illegal in the three City-owned reservoirs located in Baltimore County. These bodies of water are hazardous due to fluctuating currents, which often are especially strong near dams; fluctuating temperatures; underwater debris; and sudden dropoffs.
 

A three-alarm fire damaged an apartment building and displaced residents in Bowleys Quarters.

The fire occurred just after 3:30 a.m. Friday at the Seneca Bay Apartments in the 3700 block of White Pine Road. 

Baltimore County fire officials said no serious injuries were reported, though one person had to be treated for smoke inhalation. 

The fire started in a second-story unit and spread to the third floor. 

About 100 firefighters responded to the scene and had the blaze under control just after 5 a.m.


 A dozen people were displaced. Fire officials said the affected residents had renters insurance.

One resident told WBAL-TV 11 that a cat chasing a mouse knocked over oil on a stove, starting the fire. 

Fire officials have not confirmed a cause.

Crews were dispatched for a reported 62 year old male who fell overboard a boat he was working on at Beacon Light Marina. Crews and bystanders were able to remove the male from the water in a short time. Patient was transported to an area hospital.

Crews were alerted for a auto accident at the intersection of Back River neck rd and Frenchs Ave around 6:30 pm. First arriving crews requested a additional ALS unti and rescue assignment. Crews from Squad 523 and Truck 221 worked to free the passenger of one of the two vehicles. In all there were four patients transported to area hospitals.