Burnt food report: no fire found in Cortland County
Fire & ArsonA fire department radio call about burnt food with no fire found; responders discuss ventilation and resetting and ask about the apartment.
Audio|Source: Cortland County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:005,004, Markle-Azer, Team 1.00:03We're going to find out.00:09Commanded from 7-0, no fire[2].00:11Perfect.00:38I was in deep conversation out here.00:40What's the apartment? Are you all sat?00:435,004, burnt food[1], no fire[2].00:485,004, burnt food[1], okay.00:52Let's try to raise that.00:56Copy, stand by him.
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5,004, Markle-Azer, Team 1.
00:03
We're going to find out.
00:09
Commanded from 7-0, no fire[2].
00:11
Perfect.
00:38
I was in deep conversation out here.
00:40
What's the apartment? Are you all sat?
00:43
5,004, burnt food[1], no fire[2].
00:48
5,004, burnt food[1], okay.
00:52
Let's try to raise that.
00:56
Copy, stand by him.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
burnt food: Indicates the cause of the alarm was burnt food, not an active fire
[2]
no fire: Confirmation from responders that there is no active fire at the scene
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Location mentioned:
Cortland County, NY
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