Smoke from burnt food triggers alarm; no hazards found
Fire & ArsonFirefighters and police respond to a smoke alarm on Linda Vista Road after reports of smoke from burnt food. Responders check for hazards, decide whether a blower is needed, and place the alarm system in test mode pending a technician. No hazards were found.
Audio|Source: San Diego City Police and Fire Dispatch
02:49
Transcript:
End June 25. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strunt. 50 to 10 Linda Vista Road. (name withheld) v. Flindex, Marina. Cross Street, Napa Street, and Metro Street. Endune 25. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strunt. Track 11 is set on command. I just stayed on-command. I just stage when you get here, we have reports of smoke from burnt food. I'm going to make sure we don't need a blower. I'm going to wait for this third floor now. Stand by one. Mediterion 25. And engine 25, stand back for PD and acknowledge. Metro and 225 copy, stand back. Metro 20 copy, stand back. Metro copies, stand back. you're going over. You're going to have you. I have a minute you. I have trouble transmitting out of the building. That's for a major 91. Metro, we're able to get in contact with the RP. He's going to make contact with alarm company to have a place in test mode until they can have a technician come out and fix. Engine 91 confirmed there are no hazards and there are available. Agent 91 is able to get in contact with the RP who are contact operating to put it in test mode and put it in test. Agent 91 going available. That's true. Metro 98.
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Location mentioned:
Near Linda Vista Rd, San Diego, CA 92110
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