Fire response to burnt food in apartment building
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to an apartment due to a fire alarm caused by burnt food. Multiple units arrived but found no significant fire or injuries.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
02:9
Transcript:
Go ahead. Sounds like food on five, we're protecting apartments. Copy that. We got what's going off in 501[1], 502[2], and 505[3]. Command Bumper 2 is in room 502. Copy that. Burnt rice. Copy burnt rice. You guys need a man? No, we're good. Copy that. 203 and quarters. Comfort 23, Medic 524, 514, Vanbrun Boulevard, Diabetic A3. Comfort 23, Medic 524, 514, Vanbrun Boulevard, Diabetic A3. 5.05, take one to children's. 5.05 to children. Number 35, medic 35, 4725, Norton, sick person, A4[4]. Number 35, medic 35, 4725, Norton Avenue, sick person A4. 507 on scene. That's 507 on scene. On top of seven on scene. On command dispatch. It's going to be burnt food. All companies being in McClare, command's terminated, one on Tuesday.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
501: Apartment/room number
[2]
502: Apartment/room number
[3]
505: Apartment/room number
[4]
A4: Fireground tactical channel assignment
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Location mentioned:
Kansas City, MO
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