Fire alarm at chipotle caused by burnt food, Marysville WA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at the Chipotle in Marysville. Fire responders found that burnt food caused the alarm. They reset the alarm system and cleared the scene.
Audio|Source: Snohomish County Fire Primary Response
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Transcript:
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2nd7 times team get to Chipotle, NAPT shell and the Lyme Sounding, we'll be investigating Chipotle Command[1].
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27 on Team Chipotle Lee, alarm sounding, we'll be investigating engine engine that has JetPolet Command[1].
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Medic 82. MedQ response.
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8923 Sober Hill Road.
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Number 602, respond on Tack 1.
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8923 Sober Hill Road.
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Still call me 854.
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854.54.
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Stokom with 854 is in route.
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Can you add 855?
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Hey, 855. This will be on Secure San Juan Gives page in the area.
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P.D. is also around for us two-settle subject.
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Aid 55, BLS2 response, 210th Street.
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Number 56, respond on TAC 3, 210th Street.
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Socom from Medicaid2. Medicaid2, go ahead. If you add 866, they're ridable. Who is he adding, 8666? Medicaid 2 from 882. 882?
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Aid 66 Adam. MedQ response. 8923 Soberhill Road. Number 602. Respond on TAC 1.8923, Soberhill Road. 811 and engine 13, FEMA secure. Engine 13, receive.
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No comment, Chipotle command. Command[1], go ahead. A bit of burnt food, reset the system, and terminate command engine segment service. Chipotle, command, receive burnt food, engine, evidence, sir.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Command: Incident Command established
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Location mentioned:
Near 28th Dr NE, Marysville, WA 98271
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