Fire alarm triggered by burnt food in high-rise building 

Transcript:
Fire attack, I see. Hi-2 firetack. Hold, like, there's no housing with here. Go ahead and repeat. We need to find the source. I see from fire attack[2]. 4351.39 Street. 4351.39. Cross Street, El Cajon Boulevard, and Need Avenue. End June 17. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Stront. Keeping coffee step back. We're taking fire tag. We're about 10 minutes on here. We've knocked on all the doors. Nobody's claimed this in the food. I copy. Is it the smell dissipating? That's affirmative. If there's anybody that's been evacuated out there, maybe you can investigate with Lobby and see if anyone lives on the fourth floor to build more. Is that dramatic too? I copy. Lobby, you hear that direct? 919. You guys can go ahead and cancel engine 12. 319 will cancel engine 12. Break 19 will cancel engine 12. 3rd and 12 cancel every song. Lobby is from IC[1]. Lobby, go ahead. Were you able to find a unit number on there or just a floor? just as fourth floor. I'm asking some people outside here, but nobody thinks we know anything. I copy. I see from fire attacks. There's no need for ventilation up here. Holters heading back down. Take copies. All you have stayed on the... structure high-rise response. Engine 2[4], truck 11, USAR 2[3], and engine 201, you guys can go available. Break, Metro, 5th IC. 5. IC. Truth, I've investigated the 4th floor, there's an odor of unattended food, which has now dissipated, the file on retaking a reset. We'll be releasing crews. shortly. That you can stop the timer. I see crews have investigated the fourth floor. Order of unattended foods which has now dissipated. Fire alarm has taken a reset, releasing crews shortly. Stop the timer. 19. Water department is on scene.

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