False alarm at residence near 79th Avenue Plaza, Manatee County FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible structure fire at a residential building near 79th Avenue Plaza in Florida. Upon arrival, no active fire was found. The alarm was caused by cooking, and the situation was confirmed to be under control.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
DC 331 responding near 79th Avenue Plaza.
00:07
1004.
00:08
Seven ones in route.
00:10
Ten fifty-five doing the worries.
00:14
Ten oh seven.
00:16
And ten fifty-five, near Boulevard.
00:19
Ten oh seven.
00:21
Seven en route.
00:23
Twenty 0820, tell you right loop.
00:26
Ten oh eight.
00:28
EC three timer.
00:31
Three twenty-one, go ahead.
00:33
Do you have the location of the patient near a building?
00:38
He's going to be in the main parking lot.
00:42
You should see 300 and thirty-one on scene, single story residential structure.
00:48
Nothing showing at that gate.
00:51
Copy, nothing showing ten or nine.
00:52
EC 321's on scene.
00:57
10-10.
00:59
ECC 331.
01:02
Go ahead.
01:04
Situation under control.
01:06
This is going to be an activation due to cooking.
01:10
No fire conditions, everything's ten four.
01:13
Copy, due to cooking, 10-11.
01:16
Show 331 available, switching back to dispatch.
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Location mentioned:
79th Avenue Plaza E, Florida 34243
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