Burned sump pump causes odor on Howard Loop, Parole MD
Fire & ArsonFire department units responded to reports of an odor near Howard Loop Road in Parole, MD. Initial checks ruled out carbon monoxide and other hazards. The source was identified as a burned sump pump. Fire units stayed on scene to ensure safety.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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First unit 28 on location.
00:04
Okay,
00:06
Svers 1020.
00:12
Command 401.
00:18
Okay.
00:22
So we've ruled out CO[1] and LAL readings.
00:27
I'm going to reduce the assignment to yourself in truck 39 for investigating an odor.
00:32
I'm going to clear 3846 of myself.
00:38
401, I copy.
00:42
You switch back to Bravo.
00:46
Okay, command units on Howard Loop Road.
00:49
I'll hold the assignment to 401 in Truck 39.
00:54
4638, Ingo available, command to be terminated.
00:57
Units be remaining on location to investigate an odor.
01:00
We'll switch back to Bravo.
04:09
I got a burned up sump pump in, 718.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO: Carbon Monoxide (detector activation/alarm)
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Location mentioned:
Howards Loop, Parole, MD 21401
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