Stove fire extinguished at home near Highway 44 West, Shepherdsville KY
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a residential fire alarm near Highway 44 West. The incident involved oil on a stove that caught fire in the dining area. The fire was extinguished before crews arrived. Medical personnel also treated an elderly woman who had fallen and may have sustained a head injury.
Audio|Heard on: Bullitt County Fire
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01:33
Transcript:
00:00
Quint 94 and Engine 43 responded.
00:02
Near Highway 44 West, main lot number 21, we're being Q1 on a residential fire alarm showing the dining room motion activation.
00:13
Dispatch time is 23rd.
00:20
408 and 403's on the air.
00:25
Copy 408, 403 at 23rd.
00:30
Chief nine, do you got another spotter?
00:34
Chief nine to twenty-three.
00:36
All right, medical is responding.
00:47
Correctly, what I tried to.
00:53
Unit five one here.
00:57
Units responding to Highway 44 West, just be advised.
01:00
A homeowner has called in now.
01:02
There was oil on the stove that was on fire.
01:05
Also attended EMS.
01:07
We have a 70-year-old female who fell and may have a head injury.
01:15
194 radio, okay, goes to do a fire structure fire.
01:22
Chief 41, Chief 42, you're responding.
01:29
12 units are responding.
01:31
Just be advised that fire is out at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Hwy 44 W, Shepherdsville, KY 40165
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