
Ride Along Page #16
Dispatch:
Copy, ambulance 96.
Miller:
Alright Kevin, behind your seat there
is a reflective traffic vest. Put it
on.
Kevin reaches behind his seat and pulls out the REFLECTIVE VEST.
It has EMT printed on the back of it.
Thompson parks a safe distance down from the power line.
95. EXT. RANDOM STREET- DAY.
The three of them get out of the ambulance. Kevin and Miller get
the stretcher.
Thompson:
Alright. Let’s see what we got.
They start walking towards the overturned car. Thompson pulls
out his flashlight. He kneels down next to the driver’s side and
shines inside. The body hanging upside down does not come into
focus, but you can tell it’s grim by Thompson’s facial
expression. You can also start to faintly here the engine truck
in the distance.
Thompson:
Yeah so he’s definitely dead.
Miller:
The police are talking with the guy
from that other vehicle. Let’s check
him out.
They walk over to the police officers and the man.
Miller:
You were in this car, sir?
Uninjured Man:
Yeah, I was. I’m fine. One minute I was
driving to the store, and the next I
see a car rolling towards my car, and
then BAM. I was lucky I guess.
Miller:
Very.
Cut to minutes later. The engine has arrived and they are
dealing with the two cars. The power has been shut down to the
power line as well.
Thompson:
That was a whole lot of nothing. (Turns
to Kevin, smiling) You alright?
Kevin shakes his head in disgust.
Kevin:
This is annoying. But I gotta stay
positive. I have like four more hours.
Thompson and Miller work on getting the stretcher back on the
ambulance. Kevin walks towards the side of the ambulance. He
sees something out of the corner of his eye. He turns his head
and sees a bike off the road in the grass. He starts to walk
towards it. When he gets to it he sees it’s badly mangled.
Kevin:
Hey guys.
Miller and Thompson are talking at the back of the ambulance.
They don’t appear to hear him. Kevin looks around. He sees the
ancient, run down cottage, with what appeared to be fresh debris
in the front of it, and a good sized hole in the front. He
starts to walk towards it. He stops about five feet from the
hole. He sees what appears to be a person.
Kevin:
HEY GUYS!
Miller and Thompson turn, and see Kevin.
Thompson:
What do you have?
Kevin:
I think we have another victim.
They start to walk over. Kevin suddenly sees the person’s foot
shake. His eyes open wide. He runs inside the house to check on
them.
Thompson:
Kevin, wait!
Kevin ignores him. He sees a young girl with a biking helmet on
covered in some moldy wooden debris. She has cuts all over her
body and has a chunk of wood impaled in her stomach. He kneels
down to her to check for a pulse, but instead sees her looking
at him. He jumps back and falls on his back. Suddenly the
cottage starts to shake, and then crumble. The second floor
comes crashing down on top of Kevin, and the first floor
collapses into the basement. Screen slowly fades to black as we
faintly hear Miller scream “Kevin”.
96. INT. LOUNGE ROOM OF FIRE STATION 2- DAY.
Fade In to a lounge area. You see Chloe, and two woman EMTs
sitting on couches and chairs.
Lady Preceptor 1:
. . . So what’s the worst that will
happen? Your class ends at the end of
the week, and if anything goes wrong,
you just go to college, or get a job,
and move on.
Chloe:
I don’t know. I’ve never really
considered it until this year. Kinda
scares me to be honest. I don’t want
anything to change, but at the same
time I want everything to.
Lady Preceptor 2:
Chloe, life’s too short to let fear get
in the way. Just look into your heart
and you’ll find the answer. You can
never be angry if you do that.
Chloe:
Yeah, I guess so.
The alarm rings.
Chloe:
Sweet. Number eleven.
Automated alarm:
Engine 22, Ambulance 26, Tower 7,
Ambulance 56, Tower 5, Engine 52,
Battalion Chief 2, Battalion Chief 7,
Battalion Chief 9. Rescue. Intersection
of Ellicott National Pike and Dorsett
Road.
Lady Preceptor 2:
Holy sh*t!
Lady Preceptor 1:
Damn, we got ourselves an AHOD.
Lady Preceptor 2:
This day just got interesting.
Chloe:
What’s an AHOD?
Lady Preceptor 1:
All hands of deck.
97. INT. CRUMBLED COTTAGE- DAY.
FADE TO BLACK. You can faintly hear people shouting. The screen
starts to get hazy. You see that this is POV Kevin. He sees
beams of light through the cracks. He is face up, and sees wood
everywhere. POV ends. Kevin has cuts on his face, including a
large one on his forehead. His right leg is pinned underneath a
large chunk of wood. He tries to escape but can’t. The biker
girl is to his left, almost out of reach. She has some medium
sized pieces of wood on her, but nothing too heavy. Kevin lifts
his head up, but coughs due to the dust.
Miller:
KEVIN! Kevin! Can you hear me?
Kevin:
Yeah. . .
Miller:
Don’t worry Kevin. We’re gonna get you
out of there.
98. EXT. RANDOM STREET- DAY.
You see the cottage is still standing, but it is tilted heavily
to one side, and looks like it’s about to come all down at any
minute. There is a few more police squad cars, ambulance 26,
engine 21, and battalion chief two on scene now, but you can
hear a lot of sirens in the distance. Battalion Chief Miller,
who was driving Battalion Chief 2, a balding man in his 50s,
walks towards Miller and Thompson.
Battalion Chief Roberts:
What the hell happened?
Thompson:
Our ride-along is trapped in the
building there. He spotted someone’s
bike over there in the grass and walked
over to it. Once he was there he
spotted its rider in the building. He
walked over to check on them and then
the building collapsed. He’s conscious
and talking to us now, but we can’t see
him.
Battalion Chief Roberts:
What’s his name?
Miller:
Kevin. Kevin Starr.
B.C. Roberts walks over towards the cottage. He looks up and
inspects it for a second. He then kneels down close to the front
of it.
Battalion Chief Roberts:
Hello, Kevin? Can you hear me?
Kevin (O.S):
Yes sir.
Battalion Chief Roberts:
Hello Kevin. My name is Tim Roberts.
I’m the Battalion Chief over at station
2. How are you?
Kevin (O.S):
I’m ok I guess. My head is killing me,
so I might have a concussion, but I’m
awake and talking to you, so that’s
good, right?
Battalion Chief Roberts:
Absolutely. Can you move at all?
99. INT. COLLAPSED COTTAGE- DAY.
Switch to Kevin. He tries to wiggle free, but his leg is pinned
pretty well.
Kevin:
No, my leg is pinned pretty badly. I
can’t move it at all.
Battalion Chief Roberts (O.S.):
I was told that you ran into the house
because you found the rider of the
bike. Are they still with you?
Kevin:
Yeah, a young girl. She’s lying right
next to me. She’s injured pretty
severely, so we need to get her out
soon.
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