Officer exposed during fire response on Georgia's Branch Road
Fire & ArsonA fire incident on Georgia's Branch Road led to an officer being exposed to hazardous conditions and fire units were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Source: Buncombe County Fire and EMS
02:41
Transcript:
Station 10, District 2, 3-down 184, Georgia's Branch Road. Section 10, District 2, 3-down, 184, Georgia's Branch Road. Cross Street, Grassy View Road, and Manorstone Drive. Hard does match 711. 715. Engine 4-4, set a check. 424, thank you. 18204 measure. 16. I didn't have a unit going out there. This advice if you helped me to get one started that way. It's your lap. Thank you, 53 copies. I'll let you know. In two four. On scene, um, state's out with this getting out of the roadway. We'll be clear in service. Hand service, 718. Cp3 just advised it was going to be the officer that's exposed. We're going to get the unit started that way. Act 2017. We need an emergency. 719, actual fire mask can be the channel. Just CP3[2], the officer just let us advise that it was him that was exposed. 10-4[1], we're going to go ahead and dispatch fire. They're closed, so just let us know if we still want them.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
CP3: Command Post 3
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Location mentioned:
Buncombe County, NC
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