Illegal burning of tree debris in backyard in Des Moines, Des Moines IA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to illegal burning of tree debris in a backyard near Virginia in Des Moines. The responsible party was informed about city open burning regulations and the issue was resolved without escalation.
Audio|Source: Des Moines Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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Truck 6, you're going to near Virginia.
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For people burning something in the backyard, it's a lot of black snow.
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The wind is south at 17, guessing the 27 miles per hour.
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Car text, (name withheld).
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8-4-701 Riverview 7-0-1 Riverview Street on a psychiatric issue.
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Medi-4, a response one on Channel 2, time out 1409.
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Before you're out.
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Coffee, MediCorps, go on to the Rehabilitation Center, 7-01 to review.
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In the main parking lot for a 72-year-old female, although it's suicidal and staff requested, ambulance, PDs are one with you.
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Okay. Okay. Okay.
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That's Medi-5.
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Transport to Broadlines.
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Response 3. Happy 5 to Broadlands.
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before is right. Robbie. 55 and rapid broad lawns to pick up for snow.
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Robbie. 6 dispatch this will just be an illegal burn[1] trying to dispose of some tree debris has been informed about the city code on open burning and how to dispose of the tree debris and stuff they've got here truck 6 will be available
Police codes explained
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illegal burn: Unauthorized open burning
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