Fire reported at warehouse storing airplane parts
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a smell of smoke at a warehouse where airplane parts are stored. People inside were told to evacuate while firefighters checked the area for any fire.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue North & East
04:13
Transcript:
All units medium hazard on the sign, man. 4100, Northwest 142 Street. All unit stand up on the time. All units medium hazard, 4100, Northwest 142 Street. 4100, Northwest 142 Street. Occupied warehouse, one storage, smell of smoke, for a warehouse that houses parts for airplanes. It's going to be for 25, platform 26, ladder 18, injure 54, engine 11, engine 19, rescue 26, rescue 5, 4, battalion 4, and battalion 14, all used with over 2-tack 1, tack 1 after your acknowledgement. 5-4, I copy your route. 5-4, I copy your route. 5-4. 2,000, 5-4 route for M-2, engine 11. 11 in a route. 226. White, second row. This is a route. Race 5'4, battalion 4, battalion 14. Down 14 in route. Again, it's in route to a medium hazard assignment on TAC 1, Ockspot, Warehouse, whichever 2, TAC, 1, 813, they can. 4 addition. 5-4 addition. 1225 platform 2x letter 18 inches 5 4 under 11 19 rest 2 ticks rest 5 5 4 with Thailand 4 and a message before 14 14 understood utilized it's an occupied warehouse or unoccupied they're saying it's an occupied warehouse people were advised to evacuate and they're now saying it'll be unit 105 105 105 calling 14 copy unit 105 What argument see is it called? 1225. 225-2-5-2-5 building is Atlantic FBO. Right now there's nothing showing we're going to go and check it out. I'm interested.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 142nd St, Hialeah, FL 33014
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