Firefighters respond to electrical burning odor in building 

Transcript:
Station three, standby for a fire alarm alarm. Called in by the alarm company at 7-430-0-0-0-0-2. Alpha-2 unseen. Number two, number two, we have loyal to command. Al-a-2-all-a-all-a-all-all-all-all-to-all-all-all-all-all-to-all-all-all-all-all-to-all-all-all-all-st you have command. The engine four and up station forwarding to be an electrical burning odor and a slight haze of smoke on the first floor. No plane. Thank you. Just back to 10444 now. Probably let's at 4.4 now. Tably sent to 4.4 now. Thank you for 1-4 now. Thank you, Juan, Rout. for engine two. I'm Dean Lorley. Engine 2. Engine 2. Engine 2, arrival. Engine 1 is responding to the firearm called in by the alarm company, stating upstairs smoke detector, at 7430 Denali, cross street of view-bend trail station 4. and this by ask you, 2.13. The second part is the time to gain is off grief. For once, sir, 1-0-0-0-0-11. The next door. S.2-13 back in when fire is cleared off the air from grief at 13-0-7. Check-in. Copy-In4 arrival. Navier-Roydespatch for the Peer Road Command. Lefear Road, Command. All fire units clear. Alpha II is going to be transporting one non-emergence, Henry Ford, Rochester. Command terminated. Champion, Terminated.

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