Residential fire alarm triggers welfare check in Detroit, Detroit MI
Fire & ArsonA residential fire alarm was triggered near Pacific between Turner and Furwood in Detroit. Fire responders arrived and detected the smell of food on the stove. A vehicle was in the driveway and dogs were inside the house. Attempts to contact the homeowner at the door and by phone were unsuccessful. Police and additional fire resources were requested to check welfare and possibly gain entry.
Audio|Source: Detroit Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 42 en route for the still alarm[2] near Pacific between Turner and Furwood,
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to put it as a residential fire alarm.
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53 en route.
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153 en route.
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155-year ETA for EMS, engine 555. EMS, engine 55.
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Engine 55, ETA for EMF, engine 55.
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The engine 55 is a one-minute ETA.
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Passage received.
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Chief One is on the air.
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Chief One on the air.
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Plyte 25 in Ralph of the Davidson Yard for fuel.
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5 in Ralph of the Davidson Yard for fuel. Pule.
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Forty-two scene investigating, I command.
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42 on the scene, investigating, assuming incident command[1].
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53 on the scene of the MS.
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153 on the same with the MS.
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242 cents,
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we're not getting an answer at the door. Is there a call that number?
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No smoke, no fire noted.
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Stand by.
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Indy-56, then 321.
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56, 1721. 356, 7321.
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It is 42. We have no answer at the callback number. We also call the alarm company.
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They're unable to get in contact with the homeowner.
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42 Central, we can smell like food on the stove. We're not getting an answer to the door. We do have a vehicle with the driveway. We also have dogs in the house.
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and send me a scout engine in 242 we'll send you Chief 2 and request police Chief 2 in route
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two we have you en route
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433 Pacific between Turner and Furwood.
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Engine 42 is unseen, unable to gain entry. He states that it's a car in the driveway,
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possible dog in the house,
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possibly someone in the house. Scott has been requested.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
incident command: Command role established by the incident commander to manage the scene
[2]
still alarm: Initial fire department response, typically single-company, dispatched for a reported incident below box alarm level.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Firwood St, Detroit, MI
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