Smoke and gasoline odor prompt fire alarm at retail store, Aurora CO
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a large retail store west of the post office after fire alarms and smoke reports. They saw black smoke that was fading and heard alarm sounds with evacuation signs. They also detected a gasoline smell near the loading docks. After a thorough check, no active fire or hazard was found. Alarms were reset, and no threat remained.
Audio|Source: Aurora Fire
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Transcript:
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Yes, ma'am, we end up going north on Chambers from Ilith,
00:04
and we do see, it looks like some black smoke in the area right now, but it looks like it's dissipating.
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We're going to go ahead and continue on Chambers, North on Chambers, and just kind of get a little closer.
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Just get a little bit more, we'll let you know.
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Engine 7, okay, we just got to call it Alameda and Buckley west of the post office, but they are also seeing smoke dissipated but wanting you to check it out.
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Do you want us to send a different rig to check that or just combine it with yours?
00:35
No, that would be okay.
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We'll go ahead and check it out.
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We're in the area right now.
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Engine 7, thank you at 1245.
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Just next to engine 11.
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Engine 11.
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Were all the other units on this canceled due to this just being a reset?
00:58
Engine 11, I don't believe so.
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I think that battalion one didn't cancel it because there's an odor of gasoline on the docks.
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Okay, copy that.
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Engine 11 is on scene of the large big box store, audible and visual alarms.
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Sounding there is evacuation.
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We're just making our way to the back docks.
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under 11 copy at 246 special in command
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Still in Connecticut, by 1.90 dispatchable.
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Rescue 2 on a breathing call, 200, South Ironton Street, number 315 at Pinewood Lodge.
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Rescue 2 on a breathing call,
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2-0,200, South Arrington Street, number 315 at Pinewood Lodge.
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Air Cross in South Arrington, Parking, Respond, Tech 2, and at 1247.
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TAC2EOS.
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I'll open with the office with now.
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Question 7.
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The Italian one, I'm seeing with engine 11.
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I'll see with engine 11.
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It's 12.37.
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110 311 South Parker Road at Wendy's Air Cross East Cornell Respondenton, Tech 2, and 1247.
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48.
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26504 in route break.
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Dispatch, Agent 7.
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Engine 7, go ahead.
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In 107, yes, sir.
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So we came down Chambers to Alameda.
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We did not see anything.
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We're going to be going to luckily now and just kind of do a little circle.
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But as right now, nothing's really jumping out.
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Thank you at 1248.
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Rescue 2 is your touch? Page 11.1.
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Rescue 2
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Rescue 2. You've got a basic 504 and falx 6 with you.
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This is an 83-year-old female, conscious breathing.
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Possible failure to thrive.
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It looks like she hasn't been able to get out of bed to eat or shower.
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Her ankles are very swollen.
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Okay, copy.
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Engine 17.
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Where to be out of certain?
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I know you poured somewhere.
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Engine 17, a total frame.
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Traffic from the time.
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Go ahead.
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We have the alarm silence.
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It does save water flow alarm and they're taking the other half of my crew back to the docks to check on the smell of gas.
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Okay,
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copy. Let me know if you can get a reset.
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Water flow and break, ladder, keep from the same one.
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When you get on scene,
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can you locate to the back back there and just check on that guy now?
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Letter can copy, the Charlie site.
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Just that's 404 on scene.
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26504 on scene, break.
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Ladder 8 dispatch.
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Hi, ma'am.
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Hi, you've got Medical 103 with you.
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I imagine they're in Rotton just been having able to pee up yet.
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Your patient, excuse me, is a customer,
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a 25-year-old male conscious, unknown breathing status with a history of diabetes and a brain lesion.
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Dr.ROTOM.
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Thanks.
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I think once off clearing the vehicle.
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Anyone is your lover.
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You got a good reset on the alarm.
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I think the smell of gasoline was just independent from the alarm.
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