Residential house fire near St Marys street in Detroit, Detroit MI
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a working residential house fire near St Marys Street between Santa Maria and West Outer Drive in Detroit.
Audio|Heard on: Detroit Fire
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Alarmes. St. Mirren is between Santa Maria and West Auto Drive.
00:05
Injur 59, ladder 25, chief two, earn year out.
00:10
Aird 25 in route.
00:12
Type 25 in route.
00:14
Inter 59 in route.
00:16
259 and route.
00:19
Two, you're due.
00:22
Keep two, your due.
00:23
Keep turn around.
00:26
We should all companies around near St. Mary's.
00:29
Mary's.
00:30
Near St. Mary's between Santa Maria and West Out of Drive.
00:34
All companies are defined to the back line.
00:36
Use Fire Scene 4 for Chief 4, EMS, a spent order for standby.
00:52
G4 is on the team.
00:53
We're working for a first engine.
00:54
We'll be stretching.
00:56
24 reporting working fire[1] first engine will be stretching.
01:03
This is until the edge.
01:06
1734-0-59. 53 scenes stretching on us wall.
01:12
Golland-dwell and stretching engine 53.
01:20
Chief Jee will be my safety officer.
01:24
T4 your point, Chief T2 will be your safety officer.
01:31
Squad one scene.
01:33
Squad one scene.
01:35
25 cents. Ply-25 scene.
01:39
24 to sign-213rd be my rating.
01:42
T4, you're pointing to 30 will be your routine.
01:46
AJ 30 sounds safe.
01:48
It is already.
Police codes explained
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[1]
working fire: Confirmed active structure fire; upgraded response
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Location mentioned:
St Marys St, Detroit, MI 48235
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