Residential fire alarm caused by cooking on South Bennington Rd, Charlottesville VA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near South Bennington Road. Upon arrival, they found no visible fire and determined the alarm was caused by cooking, not an emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Albemarle VA Fire-Tac Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 8, so you're responding to near South Bennington Road, cross streets of Georgetown Road and Pennington Road for the residential fire alarm.
00:15
The alarm company did speak with someone on site in an incorrect passcode.
00:21
Your closest side is going to be at the intersection for Georgetown and South Middington, 1504.
00:29
H.D. 234.O.T.A.3.
00:33
1516.
00:34
A.J.3 on scene.
00:36
Two-story residential townhouses.
00:38
Nothing showing from the alpha side.
00:39
Avery, Brabla, command.
00:40
We have our own water.
00:41
Investigating.
00:43
This president.
00:44
Agent. A.D.A.3. Showing you on location.
00:45
Two-story townhouse.
00:46
Nothing showing.
00:47
You have your water investigating.
00:49
83. Command.
00:51
1507.
00:52
E.E.D.A.3. Go ahead.
00:55
No fire emergency.
00:57
Cooking ops. In service.
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Location mentioned:
S Bennington Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22901
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