Commercial fire alarm caused by overcooked food, Kinston NC
Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm sounded at Simmons-Kitson Hotel near North Queen Street because someone smelled burning. Investigation found the cause was overcooked food, not an actual fire.
Audio|Source: Lenoir County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Commercial fire alarm, near North Queen Street, same as Kitson hotel.
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This is at 33.
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Yep.
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Daniel, a response to 14th one in Darby.
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Communication card, 3.
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One, the last one.
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Switching the opposite two.
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Italian one, switched off-2.
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City of Battalion 1, commercial fire alarm near North Queen Street, Simmons-Kitson Hotel, Arringen Engine 33. Commercial fire alarm near Queen Street, Simmons-Kitson Hotel.
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All year, someone else one.
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Okay.
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Okay. Okay. Okay, 7754.
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Okay, 303 respond to near North Point, search an odd-soorn.
01:17
Use the girthy or not swarm.
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Okay, 1754.
01:26
Here you guys, Carthruz is on howlons.
01:29
Five dollars respond to near North Point.
01:32
Cappy.
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Communications.
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Car 2 is on the scene, near North Queen Street.
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Mutsi story, masonry, apartment complex.
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Car 2 have command. Command will be investigated.
01:51
Copy car 2 on near North Queen Street, Simmons-Kitson Hotel, Core 2, Escobie, 755. Just be advised that we have a caller calling in from apartment, Emma and Mary, advising that she does smell something burning.
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Call her free zone, please.
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County 222 has command said many miles.
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communication five minutes.
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Pro phone command.
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The one's all the same.
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Communication five those three, you know, Cony Street command.
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Dad.
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Incidents under control.
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overcooked food.
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Copy overcooked food.
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Near Wake Ave, Kinston, NC 28504
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