House fire with garage and attic flames in Clearwater, Clearwater FL
Fire & ArsonA house fire occurring near 29th Street South in Clearwater, Florida is actively burning. Flames and smoke are visible in the garage and attic areas. The fire has caused structural collapse of the pool cage at the rear. Multiple fire and rescue units are on scene working to contain and extinguish the fire.
Audio|Source: Pinellas County Sheriff and EMS, Clearwater / St. Petersburg Police
06:26
Transcript:
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3 heart problems,
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(number withheld),
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near 29th Street South,
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679A, Rescue 3, Fire Attack[1], Bravo[2].
00:23
District 41?
00:26
On scene. We get one document outside, single-soil residence.
00:30
Smoke is showing the garage. It's actually the working fire funnel.
00:37
This is the actual engine truck for one on two.
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Underjet engine and truck for one on it.
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Disprew and Dispatch one scene, show me as Lowry Command[3] and Accountability Side Alpha.
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Understead District 41 on scene, Larval Command[3] Accountability Side Alpha.
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All right on scene.
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...on scene.
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...on scene at the hydrant.
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Understitch of truck 42 on scene at the hydrant.
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Air 2505.
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The other side we do have on the alpha side.
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We have to have it on the alpha side.
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I have to pay it on this stuff.
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It's no weird.
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Flash command, 10-minute notification.
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The squad 47 on scene.
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Let me show squad 47 on scene.
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Truck 41 command,
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do have fire on the Charlie Delta side of this structure.
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This is a working fire.
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That's real.
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LR 426.
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I understand if we went making entry on the side.
02:48
District 38 on scene reporting command post.
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Truck 401 command, I do have a pool onside Charlie Delta with a collapse of pool cage in the back.
03:34
No, it's still trying.
03:48
Turbulent smoke pushing from the ease and inside the garage.
03:56
Got that.
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Engine for a run to command.
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This fire is in the attic for getting a species pitch on it.
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Rescue 5 is in the attic.
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I'm retired to receive from Sonson-EARs 1-8-7.
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Forziger.
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Command[3] to slot 47.
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47.
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Redirect to primary search group.
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Copy.
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Number 41-0.41 half a tank.
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Enter 4-1 to command.
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The fire is in the roof.
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It's just over our head.
05:29
We're not going to move too much further in the structure so we can get a better stop down the water.
05:41
There you go.
05:44
Fire is getting worse than a Delta side. Let's get a line out here, secondary line.
05:49
Hit it from the exterior since the interior crews can't make it much further inside.
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Nine straight.
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Driver 41 to command water flight, have us.
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Plus last that was.
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Enterflow on the command, we're going to need ventilations.
06:16
We have absolute zero facility.
06:23
Got that, working on the second line and ventilation.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Fire Attack: Active fire suppression operations or tactical communications related to fire incidents.
[2]
Bravo: Moderate-priority medical or fire/EMS response designation, higher than Alpha, lower than Charlie/Delta.
[3]
Command: Unit or post responsible for directing and overseeing operations at an incident or event.
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Clearwater, FL
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