Fire Responded to Smoke from Burned Food in Building
Fire & ArsonFirefighters and police responded to a smoke alarm at a building. They found that burned food in a room caused the smoke. There was no sign of a fire being set on purpose.
Audio|Source: South Bend, Mishawaka & St. Joseph County Police, Fire & EMS
02:25
Transcript:
7-1-5-1-trap stop. Ironwood and Southern View. 7-1-209. Red Escape, Echo Echo, 73-4-3. 209. Rew Wooden Southview. Wooden South Bend, whose unit is always corner of it, Indiana and Michigan. Come, guys. Give me a signal time. Yeah, you know. Engine 21 from Camille. Clear. Comming up from Agent 21. Top. Engine 21, you're on fire. You're on, Johnny House. Engine one. Command into 21. Okay. So what's the last four for the traffic accident? Zero zero. Check. Zero one zero seven, number one hundred seven. Yeah, we can tell us back. Just for, just for 211 units is burned food in room 304. I will need some assistance with the positive pressure chain to throw them out. Four, you can just root. Okay, that was 304. That's the permit, 304. 10-04[1]. 10-4. 10-4. 10-4. Okay, (name withheld), truck 21, from, come here. Go, come in. You guys want to grab that fan real quick before you go up? Uh, you copy. We'll stand. Oh, sorry, silence you are. Fire dispatch from 933, command. 933, command. No, I'll stand to the 4-21. Uh-huh. Clear. Appreciate it. Clear, all companies from which arm and the exception of engine 20 truck today one in battalion, too. Let's release the piero. We're going to have the channel along with a smoke evacuation.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-04: Acknowledgement/Message received
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South Bend, IN
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