False residential fire alarm caused by cooking, Arbutus MD
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a residential fire alarm at a home near Maple Avenue and New Roland Avenue was found to be a false alarm caused by cooking.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Michael Box, 14, Nashville, VIN 14, Respond, Residential Fire Alarm, near Maple Avenue, New Roland Avenue.
00:05
The dead end, respond to 1 Central, 1332.
00:13
11 have your enrollment 1334.
00:20
Maybe that's 395 cleared 213.
00:23
And with 3905 clear to 1334.
00:29
Engine 14 is going to be a single residential smoke detector sounding.
00:34
They did speak with someone in Ben at the location.
00:36
They advised that was a false alarm but did not have proper grants to request to cancel.
00:45
1335 Dr.
00:48
35
00:50
The truck, I'm hearing of quarters.
00:54
The corridor is at 25.
01:11
This ish14.
01:15
Got it.
01:19
We spoke with the property on our earbiz of a false alarm.
01:22
They were cooking.
01:23
They were at 1st4181-41-2M-5 and we're not sure.
01:27
If they're not made choice lane, we'll never look their large programic.7.
01:30
Okay, 13306.
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Location mentioned:
Maple Ave, Arbutus, MD 21227
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