Electrical short reported with burning wire smell in house, Lubbock TX
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a report of an electrical short causing a burning wire smell in a residence near 44th Street. A resident noticed the smell after maintenance worked on the air conditioning unit earlier that day.
Audio|Source: Lubbock County Public Safety
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Engine 9, Engine 17, Engine 8, Truck 17, and Battalion 2.
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Respond to Electrical Shorten Building.
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At 4005, 44th Street.
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Respond Fire Channel 3.
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Cross Streets are Nashville Avenue and Orlando Avenue.
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Engine 9, Engine 17, Engine 8, Truck 17, and Battalion 2.
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Probably going to happen frequently.
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That's what I'll look right up.
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This is flash engine 18 to clear travel that's available.
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Engine 18 clear and wait.
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Engine 9, engine 17, engine 8, truck 17, and Battalion 2.
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They're responding to an electrical shore at 4,05-44th Street.
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Reporting Party advice, she woke up to the smell of electrical wires burning.
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She did state maintenance have been there earlier in the day to work on her air conditioning unit.
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Location mentioned:
Near 44th St, Lubbock, TX 79413
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