Smoke report at hillside home turns out to be construction dust, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a report of smoke at a two-story hillside home near Lyric Ave in Los Angeles. Upon investigation, they found no active fire. The smoke was caused by dust from construction workers.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
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Transcript:
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I'm not sure you got engine 5-6 on scene, 23, 50 north lyric.
00:05
We've got a two-story ascending hillside home, nothing's showing, we'll be in investigative mode, making access up on alpha.
00:12
Alpha is going to be a lyric.
00:14
By force one, you standing by.
00:20
Thank you, Roger.
00:29
Metro-in-70 attached an 8-100.
00:36
Rescue 9-903 from quarters.
00:43
Metro engine 516, can you try to call back? This building is locked up, no one on site, no alarm is heard.
00:52
8256, Roger, say right.
00:56
Lake Forest 61, rescue 27 overdose 8,500 West Beverly Boulevard.
01:05
Metro, Agent 70, Kemp, 800, attached parametic rescue.
01:12
Engine 5'6, light force 20.
01:17
Go ahead for engine 5'6.
01:20
Yeah, if we have to,
01:23
is our best act that's going to be off the Lyric and Hyperion or we're going to be better off going up north to make it to Claremont with the truck?
01:43
If you move around, so I think you're good at that spot.
01:47
Just standby.
01:48
I might cancel you here in a second.
01:49
Just trying to get access.
01:52
Copy. Engine 5-6 of engineer.
01:55
Yeah, we've got access, or somebody on the Bravo side saying that's workers.
02:01
Lightforce 20, engine 5-6, this looks like some kind of a dust scare from some workers.
02:07
We're going to continue the InVest.
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I'm going to release you.
02:09
Thank you. Copy, thanks.
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Lyric Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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