Building fire reported near Division St in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonPolice and fire units responded to an active building fire near Division Street in Baltimore. Officers blocked intersections, checked the building, and evacuated nearby residences. Fire trucks arrived to fight the fire and manage safety.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Western District
07:10
Transcript:
00:00
Yes, man, I just talked to the complainant, and I explained the procedures to call the fire the camera and medical printer VGNI.
00:07
You can give that a Frank N0.
00:08
Frank now, 10[3]4.
00:09
Charlie, O'9.
00:10
O'9, go ahead.
00:11
Yes, ma'am, I'm allowed to the fire, and you're going to have Charlie 21 and Charlie 24 is going to be 10[3]-8[1].
00:17
So, sir.
00:18
Centrally 24 I need your sequence.
00:20
Ida (number withheld).
00:21
You said Ida (number withheld)?
00:23
10[3]4. All right, 104.
00:24
Give me one second and I'll be right with you.
00:26
5. 15, go ahead.
00:27
Yes, ma'am.
00:28
So it's going to be Division and Pressman, ma'am.
00:31
And the conference currently on fire is near Division St.
00:36
Near Division, 10[3]-4[2].
00:39
Only 13 to give eyes.
00:40
I'm blocking off Division of Robert currently right now.
00:43
I'll hold off on that burglary taking weight.
00:44
Hey, Diggs, just come up towards pressure for me.
00:48
Yeah, come by both press man.
00:50
No, 9 to 15, I'm going to work to you.
00:52
Let me know what you need to be to walk off.
00:53
Ten forth, sir.
00:54
Just lock off for me on the Division of Freshmen.
00:59
Let's see.
01:00
There's going to be right beside the church, sir.
01:01
It's going to be going westbound, sir.
01:05
It's going to be on the west side of the street.
01:06
So far, I'll call him two minutes up.
01:08
And 15. So, updated position is Division and Pressman, blocking off traffic here.
01:13
Division and Preston, 10[3]4.
01:15
10[3].4. 10. Prestman.
01:17
Pressman, 10[3]4, thank you.
01:18
9670. Say bye.
01:20
Some of the traffic, if you like, DJ.
01:22
787.
01:23
787. 787.
01:24
You can switch me to Western 3 and I'll be hitting the street shortly.
01:28
I'm just got to finish the Madman.
01:29
All right, once you get on the street, that's about so I can log you on.
01:32
I'm trying to log on people as fast as I can.
01:34
All right, I had a Western District.
01:35
Get that keyed up a few minutes ago about their overdose.
01:38
What unit was that? Western District City.
01:40
O'9, do you have a rundown?
01:41
It was just given to me.
01:44
Yes, it was just given to me.
01:46
Yes, it was just given to me.
01:47
All right, chalk 24.
01:49
Can I get you to start over the (number withheld) Mosier Street for an overdose? This is going to be a 66-year-old female.
01:56
They're not sure if she's conscious.
01:57
She took some drugs.
01:58
Fire Department has responded.
01:59
All right, ten four.
02:00
All right, ten four.
02:02
And I know oh nine you said twenty-four and what was the other unit you said we're ten-eight now? Two one of eight.
02:08
All right ten four twenty-one for you.
02:11
Can I get you to start over to...
02:13
(number withheld) North Bentlow.
02:14
(number withheld) North Bentlow.
02:15
This was for a 68-year-old female that was having issues breathing at that location.
02:22
And this has been pending for about 27 minutes.
02:25
It is not a dual call with the medics of this.
02:27
Hey, Greg, can you just check, do you just go around, uh, freshman for me and check in the rear of, uh, near Division? See if anyone was there.
02:38
13-4, I got you.
02:39
All right, 21.
02:40
I'm sorry, 21, did you copy Bentwell?
02:42
All right, time for and Charlie 15.
02:46
I need the exact address you said for the fire again.
02:48
Near division three ma'am all right and is anybody inside and in reference
02:55
uh 10[3]37 i've been right now ma'am all right ten four
03:00
okay this location is actually a big at home
03:02
Trial 13 is clear back here.
03:08
Diggs, I need your car move.
03:09
9500 fire trucks coming in.
03:12
All right, 7 Baker 28.
03:18
Who will relieve you or have you been relieved yet?
03:20
Nobody yet. I'll just hang tight.
03:22
I know they have a lot going on.
03:23
I'll just wait here until I'm relieved.
03:25
I can probably give until above 4 o'clock.
03:36
9670. I'm sorry, 9670, go ahead.
03:39
Okay, I can come down and help you out with some of the traffic and reference to the fire.
03:44
One of the additional units on the street has your calls.
03:47
10[3]4, which is the sequence, I call off you on?
03:49
Georgi, I'm sorry, 1-2 sequence, Y Young, (number withheld).
03:52
Thank you.
03:53
Um, unit, 0-09, where you name are you at, help block off?
03:56
Goat the 4 hour that's not me.
03:57
If you can make your way to pressing in Division, I'll avoid.
04:01
General.
04:02
One five, two, that unit.
04:04
Just board by, here on, what's it called, Division and Robert for me.
04:11
And just have some others just back away from the scene.
04:13
Simple.
04:14
09 to 15th.
04:17
What class?
04:18
Hey, start knocking on those doors next door,
04:21
make sure that people are evacuated.
04:22
I might jump next door.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service (unit available for assignment)
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/affirmative
[3]
10: Possible abbreviation for '10-code', used for clear communication
[4]
1037: Possible code for 'arrived on scene' (contextual, not explicitly defined here)
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Near Division St, Baltimore, MD 21217
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