Dwelling fire sparked by cooking; no active fire found
Fire & ArsonRadio traffic describes a house fire call. Responders arrived at a two-story home with nothing visibly burning. The cause was cooking left on the stove, and most units were canceled; engine 12 remained in command for investigation.
Audio|Source: Cabarrus County, Concord, Harrisburg, and Kannapolis Fire Departments
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Transcript:
Safety 1 engine 12, Battalion 3, Battalion 31, 8, ladder 31, engine 3, rescue 3, engine 11, dwell in fire, 4-6-26, non-haling southwest, upper-ups 3. Safety 1, engine 12, Battalion 3, Battalion 3, Battalion 3, Battalion 3, Battalion 3, Battalion 3, Battalion, 8, ladder 31, engine 3, rescue 3, and engine 11, dwelling fire[1]. 4623, then-2-3, then-hill and Crosso-Larcaven Avenue and Triumph Drive offered up 3. Copy letters, everyone around 1905. To call you. Engine 12. (name withheld) trails on the scene of the two-story. Residential structure, nothing visible from three sides. Engine 12 will have command and be investigating. The engine 12 on scene of a two-story residential structure with nothing visible from three sides. Engine 12 will have command, and begin a investigation, 1907. Command. Cancancel everything with the exception of engine 12, food on the stove. Companies with the exception of engine 12. Clear authority of command at 1908.
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dwelling fire: Residential Structure Fire
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Location mentioned:
Triumph Dr SW & Larkhaven Ave SW, Concord, NC 28027
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