Structure fire and firefighter entanglement on cornell road, Blue Ash OH
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Fire & ArsonA structure fire occurred near Cornell Road, Ohio. Firefighters operated on scene, and one firefighter became entangled but was able to free themselves. A water flow alarm was triggered in the riser room. The incident command was canceled after the situation was resolved.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:17
Transcript:
00:00
I not have team work, I think it's...
00:07
this... nothing fell from the exterior of this unit, have Cornell Road Command, perform at 360 feet.
00:20
911, you're going to only 26.
00:28
So I'll like to get that.
00:30
Okay.
00:36
Good. Good. Good morning, ladies.
00:38
There's firefighter in Fresno.
00:40
I'm 39.
00:42
I'm doing lots of wires when you're asking to help help me out.
00:52
Spanall crew is operating on the fireground.
00:55
The mayday has been declared.
00:56
All units exercise regers is this point in silence.
00:59
It's space communication going.
01:13
Firefighter Brugnow has copied .79.
01:16
You're entangled in the company to get out.
01:19
Can you give you your last location?
01:31
May it's clear first floor outside.
01:35
I have a crew working to get away to you.
01:43
Fire alarm panels just shown west, riser room, water flow.
01:46
We're going to make entry to investigate.
01:50
Clear west.
01:53
West side of the building, riser room.
01:59
15-0 steam.
02:08
Commander's clear firefighter burglow use.
02:10
Self-extricated.
02:12
Command is being canceled.
02:14
All units operating on the fire ground return to normal operations.
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Location mentioned:
Cornell Rd, Ohio
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