Kitchen oil fire caught and pan placed in oven, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonA kitchen fire started when oil in a cast iron pan caught fire while cooking. The homeowner placed the pan in the oven. It is unknown if the fire was fully extinguished. Alarms sounded and evacuation was recommended.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Italian 1, Engines, 42, 29, and 3, and ladder 3, check appliance, near Ware Road, on B, Bravo.
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Italian 1, Engines, 42,
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29, and 3, and ladder 3, tech appliance, near Ware Road, on B, Bravo.
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Petany 4 is an alarm.
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Go to time 4.
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Who put me on the check of flying spots on Ware Road? 2.4, Potany 4.
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Company should respond near Ware Road.
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Cross streets are going to be Linmont Drive and Highbrook Drive.
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It's 3 still.
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Caught by the homeowner, she said she was trying to cook.
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She had oil and cast iron and it caught fire.
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She then put the cast iron inside of the oven, cannot confirm if fire is out.
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Audible alarms inside the home, evacuation was advised.
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That injury is reported a hydrant should you need it, is near Highbrook Drive and Ware Road.
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Location mentioned:
Near Weddington Rd, Charlotte, NC 28270
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