Fire alarm at building caused by food on stove, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm at a building near East Morehead St. The alarm was triggered by food left cooking on the stove, causing the sprinkler system to activate. No major damage or fire was found.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Battalion 4 to command. A battalion 4. Hey, there is a, just for information, a fire pump at the front. Not sure if you addressed that already since there was sprinkler activation. Connor.
00:28
To Washington. Engine line, medic routine fall with injury. 5039 Providence Country Club Drive. Engine line, medic routine fall with injury. 5039 Providence Country Club Drive.
00:57
Three-stives, showing the real command. That is in the three on scene, not to show up on two sides. Legion three, I was coming after.
01:24
Alarm to engine 9. Battalion 3[1]. Engine 2[2] and ladder 2. Fire alarm. 615 Eastmore Head Street. On E. Echo. Battalion 3. Engine 2 and ladder 2. Fire alarm. 615 Eastmore Head Street. On E. Echo. Alarm 2, engine 9 on F. Fox Trot.
01:48
to engine on. Go ahead, Long. Confirmish if you're in route. That's affirmative we're up.
02:18
Command Central, give me control time. Food on the stove. Can you show all macsion is clear. 104. Control time, 1017. Sean, I'm at the unit's back in the service. Section, you can show me now at least in service. Mail engine 3, 104. South Caldwell and you go to the avenue.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Battalion 3: Fire command unit
[2]
Engine 2: Fire response unit
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Location mentioned:
Near E Morehead St, Charlotte, NC 28202
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