fire unit responds to possible fire on 32nd street no fire found, Sacramento CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a possible fire on 32nd Street but found no signs of fire. The property appeared vacant with broken windows and possible squatters present. Officers attempted to contact the owner’s uncle since the owners were out of town.
Audio|Source: Sacramento County Sheriff and Area Police - South
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Transcript:
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Lincoln-25 is fire 9.06 yet on 32nd Street?
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Music advised as fire mark 906[1] on 32nd.
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Stand 5,
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there's no sign of fire.
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My contract, we give me too.
00:28
O'O-43 from Sam and 7.
00:33
Go ahead.
00:35
Do you guys have a good 4-5-9 there?
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Uh,
00:39
Facebook's vacant.
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I'm gonna try to figure out.
00:42
Try to talk to the owner.
00:44
We have one detained.
00:47
We have one detained.
00:50
3-7-5-9-06-A-trail.
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Lur-Sem-5-J.
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Lur-Sem-5, check.
00:59
And Motor 76-9-909.
01:03
Motor seven six, check.
01:06
So, four,
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three, reserve as possible?
01:11
Looks like squatters just staying here.
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The Com said that the owners were out of town, but he had a number for the uncle.
01:26
We'll try calling the uncle to see if we get to the response.
01:31
Okay.
01:37
So is that a good 459 or is that like a vacant house thing? Because you put me in the area, check it to that man,
01:49
if that's associated to do this.
01:53
K-9-4-3. It looks vacant.
01:56
There's broken windows everywhere.
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It looks like a squatters house.
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The units on 32nd Street fires advising they are 906[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
906: Silent alarm
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Location mentioned:
32nd St, California
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