Man injured by fire from oxygen machine cigarette ignition, Bismarck MO
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a man was burned on the face when a cigarette ignited flames from an oxygen machine in an apartment laundry room. The flames were extinguished and no active fire remained.
Audio|Heard on: St. Francois County Fire
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Transcript:
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5227. Film for Outside, 5102, 3181.
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Check the victim of burns.
00:06
505 South Cedar Street near Shrestakary Street, Apartment 15, City of Bismarck.
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52, 27, film for House 5502, 3181, check the victim of burns.
00:16
505 South Cedar Street near Scroft Acre Street, Apartment 15, City of Bismarck, Time 23, 42.
00:27
3103 is fine.
00:31
3103.203.42.
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And 3103, it's meteor of mail, (name withheld), breeding, burns to the fees from money and cigarette.
00:46
And flames from an O2 machine,
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located in the laundry room.
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There are no flames are still active.
01:04
There's no active flames.
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You're firm.
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You want anyone to respond.
01:20
3181 responding 505 South Cedar Street near Shelfacre Street at 2345.
01:27
Responding to an 80-year-old male, he's conscious and breathing, burns to his face from lighting a cigarette,
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flames from the O2 machine.
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Base is red, will be located in the laundry room.
01:38
There is no active fire.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
S Cedar St, Bismarck, MO 63624
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