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Franklin County, OH

Residential electric fire reported on Creamer Road 

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Creamer Rd, Pleasant Township, OH 43146
Audio|Source: Grove City Police, Franklin County Sheriff Dispatch West
00:18

Transcript:
359 Cremor Road on a residential street fire. This is 231. Mutually with Madison County, 103-59, Creamer Road. Residential electric fire, your title is 314.49 fire.

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Creamer Rd, Pleasant Township, OH 43146
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