Fire alarm at Mississippi Suites from burnt food, Kanawha County WV
Fire & ArsonRadio reports a general fire alarm at Mississippi Suites caused by burnt food in room (number withheld). Police evacuated the building and fire and ambulance crews responded. Responders advised the alarm was triggered by burnt food, not an active fire.
Audio|Source: Charleston Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
(number withheld) Metro. (number withheld). We've got burnt food. (number withheld) at (number withheld). Copy. Room (number withheld), burnt food. Great. I believe that police are evacuating the building. Correction. They are evacuating the building. Mississippi Suites. (number withheld). What's the last year on that call? I have (number withheld) and truck (number withheld) on the call. (number withheld) quarts straight. (number withheld). It was a general fire alarm that came in with multiple fire activations. They were advising it was just burnt food in room (number withheld). Okay. You can't sound so long.
(number withheld) Metro. (number withheld). We've got burnt food. (number withheld) at (number withheld). Copy. Room (number withheld), burnt food. Great. I believe that police are evacuating the building. Correction. They are evacuating the building. Mississippi Suites. (number withheld). What's the last year on that call? I have (number withheld) and truck (number withheld) on the call. (number withheld) quarts straight. (number withheld). It was a general fire alarm that came in with multiple fire activations. They were advising it was just burnt food in room (number withheld). Okay. You can't sound so long.
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Mississippi Way, West Virginia 25311
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