Residential backyard fire from dog heat lamp, Andrews TX
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire in the backyard of a home near Northwest 4th Street in Andrews, Texas. The residents evacuated, but some animals remained in the yard. The fire was caused by a heat lamp used for a dog.
Audio|Heard on: Andrews County VFD
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02:39
Transcript:
00:00
And it's looking at a timer part of residential fire near Northwest 4th Street,
00:07
near Northwest 4th Street.
00:09
Fire is going to be in the backyard.
00:11
They're getting everyone out of the residence, but the animals are in the backyard as well.
00:16
Timeout is going to be 0032.
00:35
Nass D-26-Henry in Route Unit 48.
00:44
Nass D-C-7-enders en route, Unit 49.
00:52
57 Andrews, Beyonce.
00:55
Ten point.
01:08
NAPT 26-ender's Bionthe's Biont.
01:12
Tijuana. Change of one-anger, so let's turn around.
01:20
Tijuana.
01:25
Engine 1, were you clear on the hydrant location?
01:33
Negative, engines.
01:38
Your primary is at Northwest 5th and Avenue L.
01:41
Lincoln. Northwest 5th and Avenue L.
01:43
Lincoln.
01:44
Secondary is Northwest 2nd and Avenue L.
01:48
Northwest 2nd Avenue L.
01:50
And I have a third if you needed.
01:57
Ten four.
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Fire station, fifty-seven.
02:08
Go ahead.
02:10
Do we need to roll any other units?
02:18
It's the ANGY-7-2-2-10-4[1].
02:22
10-4[1].
02:27
He's empty seven.
02:30
Two-A.
02:34
203 advised.
02:35
He located where the fire came from.
02:38
It's going to be heat lamp for the dog.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
NW 4th St, Andrews, TX 79714
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