Firefighters pump water from basement after fire, Indianapolis IN
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire scene at N Delaware St and E 29th St where the basement was flooded with 6 to 8 feet of water. The house was shored up for safety before crews began pumping out the water and searching the basement.
Audio|Source: Marion County MECA Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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We've got a basement full of water that I need pumped out.
00:03
CRT is going to shore up the house for me.
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We've talked about it.
00:07
I don't need you to monitor or anything, but we're just going to have to shore up some of the collapse zone and things before we can get down in the basement and search it.
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Claire.
00:23
Engine 41. Ladder 55, (number withheld) Jimmy and Lake Drive.
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Residence alarm.
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Engine 41, ladder 55, (number withheld) Jimmy and Lake Drive.
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Residence alarm, 905 hours.
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Location,
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1600 south, (number withheld) east.
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Battalion 1 from CAR-34.
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Second one.
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Chief,
00:59
this is going to be for dewatering at the fire there at 29th in Delaware.
01:03
You just need tack 1, tack 5, and if fives and ones, you can disregard everybody else.
01:07
They're helping arson.
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Copy that. You going to need me on the same?
01:15
Negative. You can mark in service.
01:17
There's some meet up with the FI units that are already on there.
01:20
They have to dewater about 6 to 8 feet out of the basement.
01:24
Clear on that.
01:26
Control from Battalion 1.
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Location mentioned:
N Delaware St & E 29th St, Indianapolis, IN 46205
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