Electrical odor triggers smoke alarm in residential home, Cary NC
Fire & ArsonEmergency units responded to smoke alarm activation and electrical burning odor near Moroni Drive in Cary, NC. The caller reported no visible smoke or injuries at the four-story residential home. Firefighters investigated the scene to determine the source.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
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It's on TAC40, you're responding to the address near Moroni Drive.
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This report came in as smoke detectors going off, but then caller specified that there was an odor of electrical burning.
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Caller is first party, calling in a four-story single-family residential home.
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Did not say that there was smoke visible at this time.
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Looks like caller was able to leave the building and unknown exactly which floor the fire might be on. No one is reportedly sick or injured.
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Final coding is a 69 Echo 6 L. Lincoln.
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And it's very part copy.
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32 is on 40.
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31 is 40.
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Preetreeze and Route.
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Near Moroni Drive, Tackport.
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Time for.
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Engine 35 is on scene. Got a three-story residential structure, no control, three size.
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35, they'll be established a Moroni Command, beyond investigations.
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Carry, copy.
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All right, 35, let's see.
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Message. Mr. Newton, Talk, 13.
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And all units, go ahead and back down the routine traffic at this time.
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Engine 35 does not have a hydrant.
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That will be at the corner behind the light of 35.
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Middick 5-3 is on scene, stay to a hind light of hard. 5.5.
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I know 6 and around on 13.
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All units.
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We can hold this with Indian 35 Y35 all their units for the service as well as Enumats with PD.
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Cary, NC
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