Electrical outlet causes fire at baltimore residence, Baltimore MD
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire crews investigated a fire at a residence near 3501 West Lexington Street in Baltimore. The fire was caused by a malfunctioning electrical outlet. The scene was secured and cleared after the investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
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30, hydrant, Edgewood, and Lexington.
00:07
30 wheel on the steam two-story brick there the truth occupied nothing showing fake 30 command what we investigate
00:19
for the road inside of Darley Park for a few down truck 5 AMbo 3 respond medical arm T5-40 2200 block of Hufford Road inside of Darley Park for female down 922
00:35
The group,
00:37
correction two story, enter the group, occupied nothing showing.
00:40
Engine 30 will be investigating and has Lexington Street come in.
00:44
173 on the scene, 922.
00:51
553, 113.
00:57
Engine 30, have units hold up.
00:59
We investigate an hour later.
01:01
Inter 30, switch to Fire Round 1.
01:08
Should 30, you on A1 Main, switch to fire round 1.
01:16
30, you can have all units hold out.
01:18
Investigating to elevate.
01:20
All update momentarily.
01:23
Letters receive command 923.
01:25
203, between 25, you can go in service.
01:31
Copy your service.
01:37
30 truck 8 going to handle malfunctioning outlet and put us on A1
01:50
Hocon 30-82 end of 30 truck 8 will handle malfunctioning outlet Move operation to May 81 August and going service 923
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Location mentioned:
Not a gas station, 3501 W Lexington St, Baltimore, MD 21229
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