Firefighters unable to enter locked building
Fire & ArsonFire crews reported they could not open a locked door at 5161 Mentor Street for about 20 minutes and asked for someone to force entry. Multiple units discussed equipment and operations. The call was later canceled after responders learned it involved a homeless person.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire Dispatch - North
04:22
Transcript:
Inge 773, 4-seat. On radio without a training. Primitive. We've been trying to get in to the building for like 20 minutes, and the door is locked. The door is locked. Can you call someone to cut outside of the open a door for us? At 5161-192, 4,0.2060s, Mentor Street, cold blue. We're two 60s, man, sir. Govla. Next, 17. Sponding, man, 20804 south out the road. Clinic room number one, 100B4, 61 mile with that's right. 61st Cynet 4206 eastman floor full flow medics 151 bernic 171B okay Having the fire ground, man. How the server is removed the 25s of cold air bottles? Permanent. Fire duty on. How the servers right now, man? For a permanent. 957. 61D, medic 61B. Available from the fireground, switching back to North Medic. Okay. Village, Reduce B. 81 mailbox. Ladder 10. Ladder 10. Ladder 10. Ladder 20. Latter 20, I just wanted to go off you back the message to return to your station. Okay, now group your ladder 20. I'll let's notify you on our first a lot. Go further so thank you. Okay. I apologize, ma'am. You can recall the engine. This is not a code. They called for a homeless man. Affirmative. NG61 recall. NG61 acknowledge recall.
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Location mentioned:
W Mentor St, Philadelphia, PA
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