Fire brought under control near South 13th St, Philadelphia PA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a structure fire near South 13th Street in Philadelphia. Ladder 5 and Engine 1 were on location, and the fire was later placed under control. All units returned to service after the scene was deemed safe.
Audio|Heard on: Philadelphia PA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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near South 13th St.
00:03
Five nine one.
00:06
Measure one.
00:08
Presidential one.
00:11
Eight 16th south 13th for Ladder 5.
00:15
Affirmative.
00:20
Attention Medic 51, near Bruner St.
00:23
Repeating, Medic 51 near Bruner and operate on the North medic band.
00:28
Engine 1.
00:30
Proceeding, Engine 1.
00:33
On location with Ladder 5, melted shell.
00:37
Attention companies responding near South 13th St, proceeding at reduced speed.
00:41
Companies responding near South 13th St, proceeding at reduced speed.
00:46
Companies are operating on the South Fireman, South Tech One.
00:51
Italian One, go ahead.
00:53
Italian One?
00:56
On location with Engine 1 and Ladder 5.
01:00
Oh, affirmative.
01:02
Italian One.
01:04
Proceed Battalion One.
01:08
Battalion, this location placed fire under control.
01:11
First engine and ladder return everyone else.
01:13
Battalion One's available.
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Location mentioned:
S 13th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
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