Smoke from stove fire at Laurelville home
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Ross County Public Safety
03:05
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(number withheld) State Route 180.
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(number withheld) State Route 180 for a stove, possibly on fire.
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Caller's not seeing visible flames, just smoke.
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Time out 1332.
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1923, you're out of station.
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One 8(number withheld)0 .
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One 80 . I've got a stove possibly on fire.
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They see a lot of smoke.
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They're visible flames yet.
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Seventy nine.
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(number withheld) Legend Drive.
00:51
Caller advised that while he was driving by, he observed a dog run up to an elderly lady and started attacking her dog.
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He's unsure if the elderly female was attacked or not.
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I'll call back and break.
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True.
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I contacted the dog warden.
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She's requesting that we still respond now due to her having a prolonged response time.
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94, I've had to tell them multiple times to get out of the house.
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They're still not out.
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They just keep telling me that they're working on it and saying their animals are not being cooperative.
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1923.
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Yeah, Ross.
01:51
We're still trying to get the caller and her family out of the residence.
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They're refusing to leave at this time due to their animals not cooperating.
02:01
Good copy. We'll be around here momentarily.
02:06
You're clear.
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This is 1923.
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Can you give dispatch 19?
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Ready, firm, stand by.
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I'll be in route with 79.
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94 back on scene.
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You're clear.
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Just be advised my caller and her animals are out, but her girlfriend's refusing to get out of the house.
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Okay.
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You're clear.
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1540.
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Three, four, three.
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The residential house.
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Nothing showing that's been on.