False alarm caused by burnt food near interstate 80, Omaha NE
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to reports of smoke near Interstate 80 in Omaha, Nebraska. Upon investigation, it was determined there was no fire. The smoke was caused by burnt food at a private residence, resulting in a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Omaha Fire (OFD Fire)
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Transcript:
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14-R-R-R-Rout. Tension 3-3R-Rout, 14-0.
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Tension 3. Head down Vancrow Street, look for some smoke.
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Somewhere in that area, the caller's on the Interstate 80, heading towards Iowa and seeing smoke on the north side of the interstate.
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I'm just sick north side.
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Clying to the engine route.
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The alarm company says commercial for V2B electrical.
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Map is showing a residential address, though,
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for Zone 4 upstairs.
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Truck 21 are out.
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14-0. 14-0.
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Thank you, sir.
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133 is the service engine 33 is the service engine 21 location single-story residents start the bank command of rescuing
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truck you want on location plant's all soon grand plan
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ClearPi advisory just a big call back from an alarm company, female on site with cooking false alarm.
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May it's clear.
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They were talking to her now.
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Quare 14-10-night, Sen.
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Confirm.
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Confirm, cooking south alarm, finance terminated behind fees back to service residential.
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No,
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1410. Truck 21, back in service.
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No fire.
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1411. Dr.21 back in service, 1411.
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Call off fire from Grand Command.
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No fire, burnt food, command service, Agent 21's back in service, Presidential.
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Omaha, NE
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