Burnt plastic odor and alarms at Bruce Road home
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Harford MD Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Chief five en route, 05:19 .
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Chief five, it's going to be a 1st party caller reporting the smell of burnt plastic throughout the building.
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Three, chief five one going 4th .
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Chief five is direct.
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Chief five five en route with 31918 .
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Thank you, officer.
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Five en route, 1919 .
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Engine 02:14 .
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Give me a 1st party caller reporting.
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Both alarms going off in both bedrooms.
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She tried to turn them off; they will not stop.
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Two 14 , correct.
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Engine 05:15 with six.
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Engine 05:15 , route
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1920 . Rescue engine five, route six.
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Utility five five, route three.
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Utility five five, route three.
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Telling chief five, route 1920 .
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Rescue engine five, route six, 1920 .
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Rescue engine four, route 401 .
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Rescue. Engine four and out.
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Four and 1920 .
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Rescue engine five, battalion five.
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Rescue engine four, we have a 3rd
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party caller reporting a transformer smoking near Bruce Bloom Road.
01:03
Yeah.
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Lewis Lincoln and dispatch, you're holding rescue engine five, tower five.
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I'm holding rescue engine five and tower five, 1926.
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Engine 511.
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Clear. Maybe clear, 1926.
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Utility 55 clear.
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Utility 55 clear, 1926.
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Utility 51 clear.
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Utility 51 clear, 1926.
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Engine 515 clear.
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Engine 515 clear, 1926.