Smoke reported from classroom on school's fourth floor, Miami FL


Smoke was seen coming from a classroom on the fourth floor of a school in Miami-Dade County. Fire and rescue teams were sent to handle the situation.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue North & East
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Transcript:
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Attention, nighthazard assignment, 1-2-3-5, north-less-192-terris and northern middle.
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All units stand-by for dispatch.
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The call will be worked on TAC-1.
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Top 1. The location is going to be a school[2].
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Attention, school[2], high-hazard assignment[1].
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They're ready to smoke coming from a classroom, building number four on the fourth floor, room 443, room 4-43, at 1-235, northwest 192 terrace, 1-2-192, northwest-192-192, Norland-Mitton 2, Norland-M-M-Mittles 2-190-202, 202, 191, 302, rescue 6-4, rescue 6-4, correction restu-6-3, rescue 3, rescue 30, battalion 4, battalion 2,
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and EMS 554, all units will switch over to tackle.
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after acknowledgement, Latter 38.
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38, copy, in a row.
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Top from 36.
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This is in route 5443.
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In Route 111, around BNCU, 1054, in route BNCU.
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In Route BNCU. Battalion 4, Battalion 14, also in Route Bia MCU.
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EMS 54.
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54 route. Copy, all the units coming from East's frequency.
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All units on the fire, search the TAC-1, TAC-1.
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955-B-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C.
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5-5-B County. Rescue 45 were arrival.
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Rescue 45, copy, arrival.
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Death for a copy of Attack 1, 95.
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95, stay down.
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5-1. 5-1, go ahead.
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5-1, did you take an arrival with the alarm ringing and still showing you in Ralph?
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Copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
high-hazard assignment: Fire or hazardous situation requiring significant emergency response
[2]
school: Incident location is a school
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 192nd Terrace, Miami, FL 33169
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