Water heater smokes, tenant trapped by hot water, Newark OH
Fire & ArsonA tenant at an apartment near Cowish Court in Newark reported a water heater smoking. The floor was covered in hot water, preventing her from leaving. Fire crews responded and found a one-story multi-family dwelling with no visible fire and began investigating.
Audio|Source: Licking County Public Safety
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Detailant 1, Engine 2, Engine 542, Line 3,
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Medic 1, Medic 1, Rescue 1, Tower 51,
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near Cowish Court, Department D, (name withheld),
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Highlight Fire,
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Newark Fire, Engine 542,
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Rescue 1,
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Tower 51,
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near Cowish Court, Department D, (name withheld),
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on Highlight Fire.
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All right, I'm sure to be telling one.
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Go ahead.
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This is going to be due to a water heater that is smoking, just because the tenant in the apartment is advising. She is unable to get out because her floor is covered in hot water.
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Yeah,
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clear. Control, they make some contact for a chance.
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We've got a few numbers in the alert tabs, I'll try to contact one of them.
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I'll be 70 westbound.
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I believe at the 105 point.
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Mine marker.
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Something's going to be John, William, David, (number withheld), JWD, (number withheld) with a maroon model.
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Back to Burnoff Fisher.
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Out of Baltimore on a 2021-Most station wagon, right in color.
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Seven's expired as with the 17th of this month.
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Mr. Ryder is a 57-year-old female.
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She's ballot, negative 15th.
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Agent 542 fire control. Agent 542 is on scene, one-story,
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multi-family dwelling. We have nothing showing. Engine 542 will be out investigating.
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Newark, OH
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