Smoke investigation in apartment with burning odor, Mountain View CA
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Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to apartment number 14 near Mount Vernon Court for a smoke investigation after reports of a burning plastic or rubber smell possibly coming from a heater inside a two-story apartment building with parking below.
Audio|Heard on: Mountain View Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 51, Engine 53, Italian,
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and truck 51, respond to smoke investigation inside a structure near Mount Vernon Court, Unit 14, cross streets are Escuela Avenue and Dead End.
00:18
All units switch to command 51.
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503 command 51 Andrew 53 7th 753-7
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On 51's a command
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Time 51, you're a couple of minutes in route C-1 command 51 Track 51
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Time, 51. Your compliments en route to the smoke investigation inside of an odor of something burning that smells like plastic or rubber coming from the heater.
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Kathy phone copies.
01:06
Can you go with the details?
01:10
Our investigation inside near Mount Vernon Court, Unit 14 for burning plastic or rubber smell.
01:23
151 is just 51.
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Change 51.
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Engine 51 is on scene large two-story apartment with parking below.
01:37
Nothing showing the exterior.
01:39
Engine 51 will be investigating we do not have a water supply.
01:42
This will be Mount Vernon, I.C.
01:48
Major 51 copy on scene large two-story apartment with parking below.
01:52
Nothing showing investigating no water supply in Mount Vernon I see.
01:55
Sign 51 truck.
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Location mentioned:
Mt Vernon Ct APT 14, Mountain View, CA 94040
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