Kitchen fire alarm triggered at residential building, Chicago IL
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residential building near North Central Park Avenue due to a kitchen fire alarm caused by a pot of food left on the stove. No active fire was found and units were cleared to return.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 44 is on the scene near North Central Park.
00:03
We got a four-story ordinary.
00:05
We are southbound, nothing showing.
00:07
We're investigating.
00:12
44 is southbound nothing shown.
00:18
Pot of meat on the stove.
00:20
Pot of meat.
00:23
75, you're one.
00:26
We have a pot of meat.
00:27
Holding companies.
00:29
G.B. CPDs.
00:34
The company responding to 12247, Justine, return.
00:37
Company responding, 12247, Justine, return.
00:45
75 for a forcible entry,
00:48
please.
00:50
At 75, please have a ticket, nobody is signed.
00:57
Message, thank.
01:03
It's 1918's on Central Parker.
01:07
Tiny 1018, okay.
01:13
The 16, we're able to get in 16 because the doors are open.
01:17
Yeah.
01:22
We're in... Engine 26 to me.
01:27
26.
01:29
Can hold that ambulance.
01:31
The police are going to handle this.
01:32
We're returning.
01:35
There's a 26 must receive.
01:37
Hold the ambulance.
01:41
918, 414, North Central Spark, 4-story,
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ordinary,
01:47
100 by 50, residential occupies.
01:50
Spells like a pot of meat on same demand.
01:56
Messership, 1918.
02:01
Before the truck and myself, mere three minutes and reset, everybody else can return.
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Location mentioned:
N Central Park Ave, Chicago, IL 60624
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