Light smoke from burnt food at Newton Court apartment, Boulder CO
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Fire & ArsonAt an apartment near Newton Court on Arapahoe Avenue, people reported smelling smoke. Police forced entry to the unit and found burnt food causing light smoke. No fire was found.
Audio|Heard on: Boulder City Fire
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03:19
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 141, Tower 141, Battalion 143, report of smoke at 2300 Arapahoe Avenue near Newton Court.
00:11
Reports of smoke,
00:12
2300 Arapahoe Avenue near Newton Court, 2 leaders, unit 341, map page,
00:19
42 Bravo Foxtron.
00:26
Engine 141, Tower 141, BC 143 to Newton Court, 2300 Arapahoe.
00:33
Unit 341, this came in as a call dispatched,
00:36
a reporting party there that can smell a strong odor of smoke from that unit.
00:41
Nobody is responding when they knock on the door.
00:46
The door is not hot, and the police department is responding to this emergency.
00:49
We will be active on this one.
00:51
It's on 144, Trophy, thanks.
01:55
Campus police just forced entry.
01:58
Can you confirm from the police what building they are in?
02:04
Unit arrival level 1 in the front building.
02:22
Tower 141,
02:23
we have arrived on scene.
02:24
We came in after a foul odor report.
02:34
From the police, it looks like they are in building L, Lima.
02:37
Tower 141, you want to grab your crew and check if there are any other reports.
02:42
Have they seen any other reports?
02:43
All right, copy that.
02:46
We will go.
02:47
Department 341 in 2L, we will investigate.
03:07
This is just burnt food.
03:09
There is just some light smoke here.
03:11
We can handle this.
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Location mentioned:
Newton Court, 2360 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 80302
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