Fire crews check odor report near Warrensville Center Rd, University Heights OH
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire crews in University Heights responded to reports of an odor that smelled like cooking inside a small two-story apartment building near Warrensville Center Rd. No smoke or flames were seen, and no evacuation was required as units investigated cautiously.
Audio|Heard on: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
In the building, (name withheld).
00:01
Said it smelled like cooking from possibly the upstairs.
00:04
No smoke or flames seen near Tilsbury in Warrensville.
00:12
Chauphi, thank you.
00:22
2.25.
00:25
First, Henry Ocean King.
00:28
(number withheld), second, John Frank Adam, (number withheld).
00:43
First one comes back on a BMW registered to (number withheld), white in color, then the second one comes back on a white vehicle.
00:52
The Ford registered to (number withheld).
01:00
On the radio, all in order.
01:04
112.1.
01:09
Go ahead.
01:13
1121 on scene, two-story, small apartment building, nothing showing from two sides, no evacuation.
01:21
1121 will have Warrensville command out investigating 360 to follow.
01:26
Copy 1121, you're on scene, two-story small.
01:29
A private building, nothing showing two sides, completing 360.
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Location mentioned:
Warrensville Center Rd, University Heights, OH
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