Electrical fire near Northwest 16th Street, Oklahoma City OK
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an electrical short and small fire near Northwest 16th Street in Oklahoma City. The fire involved sparking power lines, and the utility company was notified to handle the live wires.
Audio|Source: Oklahoma City Area Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 24, respond to electrical shorts near Northwest 16th Street.
00:06
Timeout, 2156.
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Go ahead.
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Can you go ahead start an engine with me on this?
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All right, you got engine 24, respond.
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Clear your thing.
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31 engine 24 rules are they're wrong.
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49, I've just seen up fire engine.
00:31
Go over I-40 on council, so they're on their way.
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Yeah, 10-4[1]-3rd row.
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24 square.
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Just finding out.
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Just finding out.
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Engine 34. Response is person near West Britain Road.
00:56
Timeout, 2157.
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Okay, have an online service.
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Engine 2C, engine 2d,
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Call me.
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Engine 2C, the engine 2B.
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1-4-6-4-4-4-terminating.
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Go ahead.
01:31
There's going to be an electrical water wire.
01:39
Have (name withheld) give me a call.
01:42
You're going to be ringing now.
01:50
3.3, the fire department needs to come into a very whack entrance.
01:54
I'm sure if they're going to be able to get their engine through there or north.
01:57
They might have to come through that west entrance.
02:00
That west entrance.
02:06
Through this, right, you can put me on the 10-0-7.C-IT.
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Okay.
02:12
One hundred a second.
02:18
Goody at the E Express, mail him in and asked coming party for...
02:29
To call the Crisis Center, we have black, black, blue, green, shirt, and a field, and green hats.
02:36
All part of the Arctic is expected as a chain-off and a large redana, any prompted pocket.
02:42
My question, can you confirm this address? I don't see an 8300 on 16.
02:47
You went outside to the front of the store.
02:51
I know love it, but his mental health status.
02:54
Is the ERG available today? Um,
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(name withheld). Standby, Letter 31.
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We do have engine 20 and 80300 on 10th Street.
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Grassfire. This sounds like it's electrical in nature.
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Stand by.
03:16
Squad 3-1. Respond to one crunch is a pop-out near North Jartel Avenue.
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Timeout. See, 200 hours.
03:27
The line of 31 clear.
03:29
231,000 off the part.
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73, I'll probably just need maybe one more unit who are we're closest, and then we'll call this?
03:38
49, 97.
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10-4[1]-any-one for anybody else can, 22.
03:48
We're on the exterior structure is not involved this time.
03:55
It's 20 to handle.
03:58
Dispatch is clear, break.
04:00
Station 31, this is the same address that engine is on.
04:06
It sounds like you can return.
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Ladder for you want to clear here over turn.
04:13
It's maybe going to be like in the complex that could have made it that far with a couple large robots.
04:20
Engine 31's clear.
04:23
I don't use P.V. Spring Lake is a suspension alarm 1015 or plus 1st3.
04:28
P.N.3 5 is half an alarm or dispensary 15 or plus 1st Street.
04:33
It's spring light.
04:39
Go ahead.
04:43
This fire that.
04:44
This is clear.
04:48
Yeah, I'm not seeing anything to replay.
04:53
These are Tony Dismet.
04:56
Go ahead.
05:04
This will be a damage electrical blocks.
05:06
We still do have live power that's sparking the wind of OG, please.
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Here's that's clear.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 16th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73127
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