Smoke caused by burnt food in apartment stove, Des Moines IA
Fire & ArsonSmoke and odor were reported on the second floor of a multi-family dwelling, triggering a fire alarm and evacuation. The source was burnt food on the stove in apartment 17. No active fire was found.
Audio|Source: Des Moines Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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Our caller said that she can see smoke on the second floor and smell it, but she does not see any fire.
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They did pull the fire alarm to start evacuating tenants.
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DC1 copy.
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Check 4-engine 4, 14, 14 school street, 14 school street on an overdose, response 3, channel 2, added 208.
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We've got a three-story multi-family dwelling.
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Nothing shown from the exterior.
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We've got to investigate through a BASC.
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Talk. Next question, right.
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Medici4-15 School Street.
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We have a 16-year-old male drink an entire bottle of Crown Royal.
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All apparatus per PDs, they have burnt food on the stove.
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You date from Edgeify, you can stage.
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Truck gates arrive.
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Special, any coming here?
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He's the stage upon arrival.
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Jim 5, was that everybody coming in stage?
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Truck plans right.
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We have food on the stove and apartment 17 engine 5 and our truck company can handle.
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Location mentioned:
School St, Des Moines, IA
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