Resident fears cat treat tube may cause stove fire

Heard on: St. Joseph County Sheriff, Police, Fire and EMS

01:53

00:00

Station eight respond for a public assist at (number withheld) east clinton street.

00:05

Again, (number withheld) east clinton street for a public assist.

00:09

Central's clear at 1122 .

00:15

6120, signal five.

00:18

Signal five.

00:21

Clear.

00:25

3110904.

00:30

Okay.

00:36

Station 8, were you clear on your tone?

00:45

Station 8 with a 2nd tone, respond for a public assist.

00:48

(number withheld) East Clinton Street, again, (number withheld) East Clinton Street for a public assist.

00:55

Central's clear at 11:25.

00:57

Station 8, were you clear on your tone?

01:03

Central Station A will be clear on the tone.

01:05

We're trucking around shortly.

01:08

I'm clear. 6120,

01:14

signal five.

01:17

Signal five.

01:25

811 in service with one.

01:28

Clear, 811 in service with one.

01:36

811, I have you responding for a public assist.

01:39

(number withheld) East Clinton Street.

01:42

CP got a plastic tube of cat treats.

01:47

It sounded like stuck in between her stove and she's very concerned that it's going to cause a fire.

2026-10-20 15:22 UTC

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E Clinton Street, Burr Oak, MI 49030

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Resident fears cat treat tube may cause stove fire

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Really? You couldn't get it out yourself? What a waste of resources. Get a stick or coat hanger and puncture it and pull or push it out