Fire alarm triggered by food on stove in apartment, Richmond VA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a fire alarm at a residential high-rise near Belphia Avenue. The alarm was caused by food left on the stove in apartment 507. No visible smoke or fire was found from outside. The situation was resolved without any hazard.
Audio|Source: Richmond City Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Sure not, call a drop for the general fire alarm, near Belphia Avenue.
00:03
Called in by the alarm company.
00:04
Point of activation is going to be building 17, 1310 hour.
00:07
Investigated for.
00:08
Investigate for it. Clear me from the treadmill fire.
00:09
Copy, if you quit, 13-11.
00:11
Six arriving on scene.
00:12
Residential high-rise is nothing shown from the exterior.
00:14
Truck 6 have command be investigated.
00:15
Truck 6 showing on scene residential high-rise, not invisible from the Xero.
00:18
We'll be in the askance, Bellevue, Command, 13 to 10 hours.
00:21
From Bellevue, Command. From Bellevue, Command. Belview Command on me.
00:22
Return, Bellevue, Command, Command, on me. Return, Bellevue, Command.
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Bellevue, Command.
00:24
LVU command, be advised your traffic did not come through, repeat.
00:27
Investigating an alarm on the fifth floor.
00:29
Receive, investigating alarm on the fifth floor, 13-17-hour.
00:31
22's on C.
00:32
10-12, 13-18, 13 minutes, hour.
00:34
Red Room, Bellevue Command.
00:35
Bellevue, Command.
00:36
The apartment 507, food-on-so, truck six to handle.
00:39
Proceed, food-on-and-so, and apartment 507, truck six to handle all those return to service, 13-18 now.
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Richmond, VA
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