Burnt food triggers fire alarm at senior apartments
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Monroe NY Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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224510, 4C35 respond.
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Fire alarm activation, apartment building (number withheld) Spencerport Road, address between Long Pond Road and Dun Tower Drive, box 203.
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Page fire district 45, 224530, excuse me, 4510 and 4C35.
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Commercial fire alarm activation, apartment building (number withheld) Spencerport Road, address between Long Pond Road and Dun Tower Drive, box 203.
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4522, have it is the 1st floor hallway, rooms 13334.
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Okay.
00:37
4522, we're on location.
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Two-story senior living.
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Alarms active, we're not on water, we're on a rescue.
00:45
4522, heavy out.
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Two-story senior living.
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Alarms are active, you're not on water.
00:52
4522, we got a light smoke condition.
00:55
I guess it's gonna be burnt food, we're trying to locate it.
00:58
4522, you got a light smoke condition.
01:01
Smells like burnt food, you're trying to locate it.
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4C35 copy.
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4C35 copies, Gates.
01:11
4522 officer, do you want the engine to the east wing?
01:15
You can relocate the engine to the alpha bravo corner.
01:19
The door's open.
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We're going to be in apartment (number withheld).
01:25
4522 heavy
01:30
stretching a dry line.
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4C35 on scene.
01:37
4C35 on scene.
01:42
4522 to command, it's going to be burnt fluid in the microwave.
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Room (number withheld).
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Okay, you go with the equipment on scene.
01:52
Okay, we'll go with that.
01:54
Gates room (number withheld) had overdone food in the microwave.
02:01
We'll be all set with the units on the scene here.
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