Oven overheats causing burning smell at residence, Powhatan County VA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a home where an oven was very hot and could not be unplugged. The resident evacuated with no smoke or flames seen but smelled burning. The resident turned off the main breaker and noted a propane tank at the back of the property.
Audio|Source: Powhatan County Fire & Rescue
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Transcript:
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Inger 701[2], Andrew 704[3], Tanker 701, Truck 701, Inbox 01190, 144, 4404, security lane, cross-shoot of the Darnbrook Court, Southline, Friday, 1715.
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You can you see something about it.
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50. 50.
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So engine four and sergeant and add engine five to the call shipping route to the station forward.
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The engine 7-04 back and service add an engine 705[4], turn your route to fit up the engine 1716.
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The towning 709[1] is in the route.
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Tying 709[1], I copy the route 1716.
00:39
He had a fun in the security lane.
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I was revising the oven is on and is very hot.
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He tried to unplug it, but he couldn't get it unplugged.
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He was out of the residence, no one's inside.
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He doesn't see any smoke or flames.
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He just about to smell like it's burning.
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He can see 711 in route to the scene.
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C2711, I got to see you're off at a scene, 171717.
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Poundell 10, engine 701[2] is in route.
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Ingen 701[2], I got the route 1717.
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Caled, you can show you engine 704[3] in route with one.
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engine 704[3] copy engine 705[4] advise that you can cancel they'll go dimeth 705 is they're on to the station now to pick up the engine
01:17
okay you show me uh the iq copy a iq 178
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705[4], I'll copy respond in 1719.
01:24
He's probably pending him's respond in a security lane.
01:28
He's advising that he's gone inside the garage to turn off the main breaker.
01:32
He has a propane tank in the back of residence.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
709: Fire/Rescue Unit 709
[2]
701: Engine/Fire Unit 701
[3]
704: Engine/Fire Unit 704
[4]
705: Engine/Fire Unit 705
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Powhatan County, VA
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