Residential fire with sparks from electrical outlet, Tamarac FL
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residential fire near Banyan Ln in Tamarac, Florida, where sparks were coming from an electrical outlet. The resident had turned off the power, but the outlet continued to spark. Emergency crews took action to address the situation.
Audio|Source: Broward County Fire/Rescue
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Transcript:
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Rescue 78, Rescue 278, Rescue 36, engine 36, engine 73, Quint 78, Battalion 15, Capt 15,
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respond to a residential fire near Banyan Ln, Tamarac, Florida.
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(number withheld).
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Rescue 36 respond to a residential fire. Sparks are coming from an electrical outlet.
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And please respond to TAC 1[1], TAC 1.
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Rescue 7-8 respond.
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Copy TAC-1. Copy TAC-1. C-E responding.
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Copy, Rescue, 278,
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23, 29.
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Hold, I invite the time, 5-7.
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9. No,
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5.1.
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Acknowledge, Retion 1-1.25.
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203.29.
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Contact.
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Probably 203.30.
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Yes, the city of Tamarac took engine 733 to respond to a structure fire near Banyan Ln. It's going to be on TAC 1[1].
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Copy.
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2330.
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She's advising that there are sparks coming from her electrical outlet. She's turned the power off and it is still sparking.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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TAC 1: Primary tactical radio channel used for coordination during police operations or incidents.
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Location mentioned:
Near Banyan Ln, Tamarac, FL 33319
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