Smoke reported from burn pit at residential property, Glendale Heights IL
Fire & ArsonEmergency responders investigated smoke and burning smell from a burn pit found in the backyard of a residential property in Glendale Heights. No immediate danger was confirmed.
Audio|Source: DuPage County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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I'm just trying to confirm that it's not his residence, but we're still attempting to locate where the smell of smoke is coming from.
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What are you in Glenellon?
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1-03, our female caller is going to be stepping out.
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104. Mr. 4, 1523.
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Mr. 4, that will be taxbrating.
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Good time.
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Before I cleared it.
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104. ...on the top of the leggings line on you guys got pulling up behind you right now.
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Can you copy 28?
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For John 589998, EJ 589998.
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I'm stepping on this vehicle.
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Stepping out with the vehicle or the driver's stepping out of the vehicle?
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103.
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103? I believe I located a burn pile in the back of 2644.
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The residence looks like they were having some sort of burn pit in the back.
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I just advised fire.
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We're going to check it out.
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I'm gore. Day tonight.
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Three, Lincoln three is Tennis truck.
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Okay. Yeah. Tender. Tep.
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All three, it's not going to be at this address.
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It's going to be a burn pit in the backyard, just kind of, uh,
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burning down to the ground.
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Okay.
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Glendale Heights, IL
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