Electrical outlet fire in Hanford multi-family home, Hanford CA
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Fire & ArsonA possible electrical outlet fire occurred near Connie Drive in Hanford, California, in a single-story multi-family home. Responding units reported smoke but no active flames. The power was turned off by the caller, and no further fire was present on arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Kings County Fire/EMS
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Define, 41 enter, 41 engine, 42, into 43.
00:04
Thumbs to an unconfirmed structure fire near Connie Drive.
00:08
It's going to be for an outlet that caught fire.
00:13
Forty-two is responding.
00:16
That the inch of 142.
00:17
The engine 142.
00:30
Three is responding.
00:33
Not me again.
00:49
Tropical edition 22, near Connie Drive, cost the Furnatway.
00:54
It can be in the master bedroom mount,
00:57
electrical outlet that caught fire.
00:59
It's no longer on fire, the room is still...
01:02
The callers turned off the power and they were in ice as actually.
01:13
Zero one.
01:16
I.
01:20
Service.
01:25
We ran through out to age two for a transfer, but someone's an advice.
01:37
POMPEC. POMPE.
01:46
Very important.
01:47
One of the three-up-generation on a high-dletters.
01:50
I'll have a number of rejections.
02:20
I want to be.
02:35
Fire Battalion 41 is at scene near Connie Drive single story multi-family there's nothing showing this will be the Connie incident I'll be IC brake engine 41 can you make contact with the RP and find out what's going on copy brake city fire engine 41 on scene
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Location mentioned:
Connie Dr, Hanford, CA 93230
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