Firefighters respond to report of smoke odor
Fire & ArsonFirefighters went to a home because of a smoke smell. A phone battery had overheated and started smoking. They removed the battery, and the smoke stopped. The residents just wanted to be sure everything was safe.
Audio|Source: Brazos County Area Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
Still alarm[1], engine two, under investigation, 39-1-2[2], College of Main Street, unit 612, Crescel Woodson and Clay, Vox 314. Engine 2, Odin, Investigations, 39-2[3], College of Main Street, number 612, Crosso-Wudson and Clay, Respond of Pride, 3-4-2, you're going to be around to a odor, probably from a phone. They were trying to take the battery out. I'm not sure the battery started smoking. They got the battery out. They're going to be outside, but I guess they're concerned about the smell. They couldn't tell the smell was there before the phone battery incident or after and they just want somebody to come check out. The phone's no longer spoken and it's outside of the house.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Still alarm: Non-emergency fire service response
[2]
39-1-2: Internal department code for incident (likely fire/odor investigation)
[3]
39-2: Internal department code for secondary incident (likely fire/odor investigation)
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Location mentioned:
Near College Main St, Bryan, TX 77801
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