Burnt food causes smoke odor at residential complex 

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Volta unit complex. That's been shown from the outside. 1044 pulling into the Augusta High School, Kansas 28. Good. 4-71, Robert, George, Sam. 62, I'm 1024. 6024. 251, 751, 1045, person and over. Good. 785, Adam Henry Zebra on a gray moscow pickup. 10.4. We do have an odor inside, nothing visible. Outer inside, nothing invisible. 1911. Engine 1.108, 2 on board. 1911. 360 complete nothing showing. On a six engine one. One, go ahead. Stage right at the hydrant, at the entrance into the roundabout of cottonwood point. Way out to you, we'll just hand with the lines over to engine two. Agent Warnett, she'll just stage right where I'm standing, right at the hydrant. We had two old hand-lay lines in. Like 106-8-1, just staged at the high vent right there at Dearborn, just inside Cobble Point. 9-4-675, it's a light band. One of four, that's commute, thank you. All right, ma'am. Engine 1, 1023. Go to 16. It smells like burnt food and it smells pretty isolated to this southwest corner. We're trying to get in the attic because we don't see or smell anything in the apartments themselves. did where we made access to all apartments. I believe we've got them all open. We're working on that now. See if we can isolate where the burnt food.

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