Burnt food triggers commercial fire alarm
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Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
03:46
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Engine 111, truck 40, stand by for 102 level one.
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Local alarm, engine 10, correction, local alarm 102, engine 111, truck 40, respond to (number withheld) Owensville Road, cross street Owensville-Sudley Road and Owens Valley Drive for commercial alarm, 102 truck.
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Rescue alarm 2182 delta rescue engine four westbound engine 211 eastbound medic 21 truck 29 respond eastbound route 100 east of arundel mills boulevard motor vehicle collision on one charlie.
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One one.
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29 to fire alarm.
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We're sending logistics for medications.
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201 responding 100 eastbound for the MEC.
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Responding engine 211.
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Two one one, it's going to be eastbound 100 just prior to where Rundle Mills comes onto 100.
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You are looking for an aviator, a jeep, and a Trans Am.
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Not alpha of a two and a half story,
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probably five residential.
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Nothing out from the alpha side.
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We'll be investigating.
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Medic 39, 1701 medical.
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Medical box 1701, medic 39 respond.
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Arnold doctor's office at (number withheld) Ritchie Highway, cross street Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard and Arnold Bridge for breathing problems on one Bravo.
02:38
Arnold medic 21, you're responding to me.
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Responding, is it me?
02:59
Yeah. Is it 301 fire alarm?
03:03
Is it 301 ? Patient refusal.
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I'll self-medicate for an hour of service.
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Three hundred and one.
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Engine one, truck 40 , you're in service.
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Engine two.
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Call, medic 17 , you're in service.
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Seventeen zero.
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Burnt food.
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We have a light smoke condition in the home.
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We're going to go ahead and naturally ventilate.
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Fire on copy, central.
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