Fire Alarm Triggered by Burnt Food at Aspen Trail, Muscatine IA
Fire & ArsonFire alarms sounded for about 30 minutes near Aspen Trail with no smoke or flames. Later, staff confirmed the alarm was caused by burnt food in a room, not an actual fire.
Audio|Source: Cedar, Louisa, and Muscatine Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I have a fire investigation, near Aspen Trail,
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fire alarms have been going on for approximately 30 minutes, no smoke or flames, near Aspen Trail, cleared at 1807.
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near Aspen Trail colors, fire alarms have been going off for about 30 minutes, no smoke or flames,
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near Aspen Trail.
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267 status.
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Go for me.
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All right.
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3.30, 3.30, 3.00.
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Number.
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I have multiple vehicles, but unable to locate on that.
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But I do have an Illinois black car that just came through Woplow, locked him at 65.
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I am trying to get turned around.
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Port Drive, Weston, Clear, 8, 2009.
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Can you put me on the Northport Drive Drive call at 209?
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Go-bye.
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333. Do you need station security response?
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Negative being the truck should be able to handle it?
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Copy.
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From 13, I believe we have your vehicle.
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What'd you have it at again?
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Before it hit 55 zone, it was 65 and the 55.
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But then when they passed 55, I still had about 64, or when I changed the 45.
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And far over behind it.
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Go ahead.
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Smoke with Teresa at the front desk at the Hanson. She advised no smoke, no flame, someone in the room was cooking and burnt food.
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Step 4.310, you can disregard.
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Location mentioned:
Near Aspen Trail, Muscatine, IA 52761
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