Fire alarm caused by burnt food in apartment building, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered in a three-story apartment building near Frankford Avenue in Baltimore. Upon investigation, firefighters found burnt food was the cause, with no fire damage reported. Residents were allowed to return to their homes.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
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Truck 30, I'm on the scene, three-story apartment building.
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We've got nothing showing.
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Side Alpha.
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Truck 30 will be command. We'll be investigating.
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Mr. (name withheld) Box line 54 Ash, 52, 30s, and a three-story apartment building, non-shend from Saad Alpha.
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Trucker will reinvesting.
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Has Frankfurt Avenue Command at 14-night.
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In 20, you know, police, and service,
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we were able to get the resident back to us home.
00:36
In 20, you can put his in service.
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We were able to get the resident back in his home.
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Okay, 1419.
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Command, update,
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investigating a pot of food, pin all other unit stand by.
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Potsmar 54-52.
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Authority Command, I'll even stand by while they investigated a pot of food at 1421.
01:04
Number 24 respondent truck fixing the route, medical learning 26-26-20, (number withheld) Hall Street for the chest pain, 12-delt-1-correction, 10-2-1-11-4.
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10-inchee, 4,
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I'm on the scene.
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Truck 30 is going to retain while they investigate.
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Next street, 10, C4, 421.
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Command update confirmed pot of food truck 30 squad 54 will handle Box mark fifty four dash 52 authority command at home with truck 30 and squad 4 all units guard service as 1421
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Location mentioned:
Frankford Ave, Baltimore, MD
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