Fire alarm caused by cloth left on stove in residence, Poughkeepsie NY
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a fire alarm and burning odor near Knox Street. The occupant accidentally left a cloth on the stove, causing smoke but no fire. Firefighters ventilated the area.
Audio|Source: Poughkeepsie Fire
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Transcript:
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Stating 911 to engines 234, Ladder 1, Tower Ladder 2, respond for an alarm sounding, burning odor reported in the structure near Nodcom Street, Department 1A, Queen Academy Street, and Market Street.
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Repeat engines 234, ladder 1, tower ladders 2.
00:18
Fire alarm sounding, caller on the scene reporting some sort of burning odor.
00:23
Near Knox Street, a part of 1A, between Academy Street and Market Street.
00:28
I'm now 3.50.
00:37
Staten Station, Orison.
00:40
Fatton Station 1 at 317.
00:43
Kartan originally requesting police for a separate incident path occurred since the alarm normally goes off and now smells a burning odor.
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Time for.
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Q,
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2 and 3.
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2,
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2 and 318. Car 10.
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P.D.'s respond.
01:15
They just called out.
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7.
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10-5[1].
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10-5[1], 319.
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R10, he should be stepping out.
01:42
He reports he accidentally turned on the wrong stove and put some sort of cloth on the stove.
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He reports no fire now.
01:51
No fire. That one.
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Go ahead of the street, you need a fan.
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And I want to put some firm papers on this oven.
02:15
We're gonna ventilate.
02:18
Car 10, burp papers on stove, fending, 323.
Police codes explained
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10-5: Relay / Repeat message
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