Fire in four-story brick apartment brought under control, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonFire broke out in a four-story brick apartment building on Nelson Ave in Baltimore. Firefighters searched apartments on the upper floors and found no remaining fire or smoke. The fire was controlled and extinguished with no reported injuries.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
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April 28, respond to the amount of the alarm, 46th, 31, 3, 3800, West Philadelphia, Avenue, apartment, 9-200, between Cudelia Avenue and Nelson Avenue.
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For male, unnot age, 20,
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reported 6, 26,000, 1,000, 6th,000, 424-1,000.
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April 28,000, 4 to 1,000,000, 1,000,000, 7,000,000, 7,000,000.
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An update. We had a four-story brick apartment building, individual condos.
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We had a fire department 2-11[3].
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Units are the process conducting the search on off top floors, two, three, and four.
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Units reporting the fires out.
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We're making a good progress.
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Should hold with the President Simon.
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On by 245-81 command report, four-story brick.
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Apartment building, search of all four as fires and 40 million out.
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Correction Fire from Apartment 211.
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Request the FBI 1738[1].
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46th commandant, two members coming out, final swap.
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PINCH-55 a 241, Bridgeleaf Street, Bayard Street, vehicle accident with injury, police requesting.
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Nose 55, and 26, we phone the medical alarm.
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55-41, Bridgeleaf Street, Bay Yard Street, vehicle accident, with injury, police street, billable accident, with injury, police requesting, 1739.
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Go ahead, search groups.
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Got the apartments directly above the fire apartment and the apartment adjacent open, secondary searches are complete and negative.
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There is no smoke currently on the third floor and there is no drywall to break out next to the doors to unlock.
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You have to go through the doors themselves.
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Okay, copy.
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I'm on this. I was just suggesting.
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I copy. So we hold off so we can get some cues.
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There does appear to be no issues at this time.
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Do the two adjacent on the second floor, the two across, third floor right above and the two adjacent.
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And then if the four floor is good, then we'll hold off on that.
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Okay, those apartments are gone on the third floor.
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We'll make sure they get done on the second floor as well.
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I'll be.
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Truck 27, command.
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I have the occupant from the fire apartment.
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Have you talked to him already?
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I have it. You can send them to the Alpha side command post.
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Rescue 1 from 2. LT, do you still need a fan? I'm a 12 truck. Yeah, we got a 12 fan up here right now. We're trying to get this one hallway cleared out. Once we're going to move it to the stairwell. We'll pressurize it up to the 4th floor to get it out. Okay, 12 truck. Use your discretion on the fan. I'm not up there. It looks good from here.
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Same good neighborhood services. They've been notified. They were notified. They were put the fire under control. Control, 1743[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1738: Fire incident/unit designation
[2]
1743: Fire incident/unit designation
[3]
2-11: Major fire assignment (multiple alarm fire)
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Location mentioned:
Nelson Ave, Baltimore, MD 21215
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