Fire department enters locked residence after alarm, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonPolice and fire units responded to a fire alarm at a residence near E Baltimore St in Baltimore. The fire department had to enter through a locked front window. The caller was found to be in the hospital, and two related calls were combined for the same location.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Western District
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Transcript:
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24 and 26 are at Druid Hill in reference to a call for service and a final alarm, 10 4.
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All right, 10.
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When they're clear, I can use, I have, um,
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24, respond down here on G's at 28.
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It takes relief.
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He has to, um,
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take it here real quick.
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All right, do I have a suspect of one unit,
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Dr. 24, go ahead.
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Okay,
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I can go.
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2-4.
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Yes,
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ma'am. So the caller is in the hospital.
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I don't know why she called.
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And the fire department went through the front window, which was being locked.
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The old 4th century happened.
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She is in the hospital.
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Can't use the day we know.
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All right, tough, so I'm going to combine those two calls together because the sound alarm came out for that same location.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Baltimore St, Baltimore, MD 21231
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