Smoke inside apartment caused by burnt popcorn, Greensboro NC
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to smoke inside an apartment near Arctic Fox Circle. The smoke was caused by burnt popcorn. The fire alarm activated, but no fire or carbon monoxide was found upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Guilford County and Greensboro Fire Dispatch
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 2 and ladder 14 respond to near Arctic Fox Circle Unit 303 cross a thicket lane.
00:08
On a structure fire, 69 Delta 5, note device popcorn started smoking.
00:15
And we also received an alarm from the alarm service.
00:27
Engine 20, respond to 615 South Regional Road, Cross of Albert Pick Road and Hickory Ridge Drive.
00:34
You're responding to a stroke, 28 Charlie 5.
00:38
Patient is outside.
00:45
Engine 2 is en route.
00:47
Can you provide the address again, please?
00:50
24, it's near Arctic Fox Circle unit 303.
01:00
Engine 14, what units did you have dispatched to Arctic Fox?
01:05
Engine 2 and ladder 14.
01:09
For AC1.
01:15
14, it notes show that the popcorn started smoking.
01:24
Confirming alpha 4 for engine 2 ladder 14.
01:29
For alpha 4.
01:41
Engine 20, respond, 615 South Regional Road, cross of Albert Pick Road and Hickory Ridge Drive for a stroke, 28 Charlie 5.
01:50
Pitch 20 is the route.
01:56
Enter 20104.
01:59
Floater 59 to call.
02:01
Ladder 59.
02:03
Change the nature of this call to a medical call.
02:08
No carbon monoxide involved.
02:19
Medium three-story, multi-family, nothing to show us in the command of investigative most.
02:26
Copy medium three-story, multifamily, nothing shown in command investigation.
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Location mentioned:
Arctic Fox Cir, Greensboro, NC 27405
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