Fire units investigate electrical issue in townhouse, Prince George's County MD
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a townhouse near Cherry Lane in Maryland to investigate an electrical outlet. Units arrived to find no active fire or smoke visible from the two-story structure.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Carbon Avalon, (number withheld) Cherry Lane.
00:04
Investigation of an outlet.
00:05
Ops 3, 4905, Engine 810, Rescue 27.
00:09
Carry 10, Truck 715, Command 6 with all.
00:14
Respond to Carbon Avalon.
00:17
Enter on the rescue engine 27, wake up four.
00:21
En route for your second due.
00:23
Truck 715, you're staffing.
00:25
Truck 715 with four.
00:27
En route for seconds due.
00:29
Times eighty-six, two.
00:30
I just two trucks off the staff and staffing them a call.
00:34
They're got it out there now.
00:35
Okay.
00:36
Engine 18, communication.
00:38
Guys.
00:39
I am dropping at the intersection.
00:42
Need to hold me on scene.
00:43
I got a two-story townhouse.
00:48
Nothing other than from the five alpha.
00:51
I'll have tactical command stand by for my 360.
00:55
Engine eight, traffic driving off of the interstate.
00:56
Dispatch, you're on scene.
00:57
Two-story townhouse, nothing to have or side off.
00:59
All units, that's command 4905.
01:03
Carrying ten on scene.
01:08
Carrying house on a slab, nothing on the Charlie side.
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