Smoke reported in Sea Ranch Lakes apartment, Sea Ranch Lakes FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to possible smoke inside an apartment at a building near North Ocean Boulevard in Sea Ranch Lakes. Crews from multiple stations were dispatched to investigate a potential fire inside the residential building.
Audio|Heard on: Pompano Beach Fire/Rescue/BSO (East & West)
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Twelve versus eleven, twenty-four engine, sixty-three ladder, twenty-two black palms, sixty-one battalion, twenty-four battalion, five channels one.
00:12
Respond to near North Ocean Boulevard.
00:16
It's going to be reference to a fire, sixty-eight.
00:24
Copy. It's going to be working off of track three arrival YPH.
00:28
Copy.
00:34
Plan two four copy.
00:36
Four copy.
00:39
We'll reassign us to that and send somebody else on our call.
00:43
We'll handle that fire at home.
00:50
Yeah, I'll be in the car.
00:54
Talk to him.
00:59
Two.
01:04
Sorry, (name withheld). Do you copy? Responding.
01:06
First 12, copy responding.
01:08
Should be working off of TAC 1, TAC 1.
01:12
Receiving at near North Ocean Boulevard.
01:16
Near North Ocean Boulevard, Building C, Unit 502 for smoke inside of an apartment.
01:24
This is five hundred and thirty-nine hundred Ocean.
01:26
Front of the alarm.
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Location mentioned:
N Ocean Blvd building c unit 502, Sea Ranch Lakes, FL 33308
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