Fire response with forced entry at Tucson address, Tucson AZ
Fire & ArsonFirefighters forced entry to a building near North Pontatoc Road in Tucson to control and extinguish a fire. They confirmed the fire was knocked down and conducted a secondary search with no further needs reported.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
02:29
Transcript:
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We force entry,
00:01
and we'll be making entry to the power up to conducting one.
00:08
Library searching fire control.
00:14
Alpha 144.
00:18
Turn 24, 1076 to address near North Pontatoc Road.
00:27
1347.
00:30
1347.
00:37
For 1047. Turn 4.
00:45
21-9-7, the vehicle 204.
00:50
13%. ...in to their home and they try to go running up to anybody to try to leave.
01:02
Is there on homes as well? Is there a unit 84?
01:07
4-34 let me see an clearance
01:12
We have notified pack, we don't have an ATA quite yet
01:18
Just copy, I'll get 23 and see how the dogs are acting
01:23
Ten-four
01:25
Then in the meantime, just in case I ask, can you go with your 21-4-pack?
01:30
Yeah, ten-four, five two zero,
01:33
five eight-nine,
01:34
eight, seven-nine.
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I'm checking for you.
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Section 334, fire.
01:46
Click to the transport, please.
01:49
I'm checking in 2334.
01:55
7-6-1 command.
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Command[1],
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man, 7661, go ahead.
02:05
Give me a can report when you have one.
02:13
1340-9.
02:14
For reference this call, I want to go ahead and message you that 21 for the sergeant to contact.
02:25
Command[1] copies, fire knock down, performance secondary search, no needs at this time.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Command: Incident command established/location
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Location mentioned:
Near N Pontatoc Rd, Tucson, AZ 85718
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