Burnt food triggers smoke alarm at apartment complex 

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70 is that specific you can point towards 1700 western avenue we have fire and out as well for the smoke alarm going off they do smell smoke 70 I'll be with a blue Chrysler with a Wisconsin Auto 8 5246 D is and David. Occupied Times 1. What's your location? District 6. Engine 481, Engine 461, Truck 4161, Med 4161, Engine 441, Battalion 431, and Engine 421, Respondistructure Fire, Colonial Times Apps, Tax 6. At 1,700, Western Avenue. Cross Street. That's swerving and speeding. I'm on home grid right in front of the stations. 10 over. 15 dispatch. I can respond to show. Time for. All right dispatch. Engine 4331, you can put us on that call of Colonial Pines. Copy engine 431. 7 John, our caller is following in a white tractor and flatbed passing north as they're both in the right lane. I'll be out of position. 10-4. Engine 481, you should be able to go back and service engine 3 is going to respond. Battalion 3 from dispatch. We have... We have engine 6, 4, 2, and now 3 en route, as well as truck 6, and med 6. Smell is small coming from an unknown apartment there does smell like burnt food. The alarms were going off there is silence, but we were on the phone. I'll see your Windsor southeast at 6. We've got you three copies. All you're in from route. Wind speed at 6. By George, I mean that wrap us at 246. Dispatch from Med6 on Tax 6. 7 4. Med6 is I've seen of a two-story multi-apartment complex campus. Nothing showing. No occupants are out of the vehicle. Do you have a better location? The 7,200 return from an unknown apartment. 7.00. I'll be 10, 8, 10. 10. 10. The Netflix is nothing will seem to have the message.

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