Commercial fire alarm at king bruwaert house, Burr Ridge IL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a commercial fire alarm was reported near South County Line Road at the King Bruwaert House in Burr Ridge. Multiple fire and medical units responded to the scene. Battalion 84 later returned from the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Southeast DuPage County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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FBI alarm,
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Commercial district near South County Line Road, Burr Ridge, Battalion 84, Engine 152, Engine 153, Western Springs, Tower 1, King Bruwaert House, cross street of Seventh Hollow Drive and County Line Road.
00:16
To receive, Battalion 84, you can hold up.
00:27
On scene,
00:29
Westbounden, Geneva, Stacey for command.
00:33
You've got from one-on-command.
00:35
Give me a runoff again on my able to say.
00:37
I've got 58 and 61 here.
00:39
Hello to my other two.
00:40
She said.
00:42
All right, you have medic 58, medic 62,
00:45
medic 72 just arrived, and medic 44 en route.
00:53
All right, the county 84 is returning.
00:56
The county 84 is returning.
01:00
One in Robson somewhere else.
01:03
And return from ACDC.
01:11
The 2084, okay.
01:17
101 South County Line is going to be at the King Brought House for the general fire.
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Location mentioned:
S County Line Rd, Burr Ridge, IL 60527
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