Smoke from cooking triggers alarm at apartment, Hummelstown PA
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to the Verdeiardot Apartments on East 2nd Street after an alarm reported smoke from a first-floor elevator lobby detector. On arrival, light smoke was found likely from cooking, and residents were ventilating the apartment.
Audio|Heard on: Dauphin County - Fire (Dispatch, Firegrounds, and Fire Police)
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Transcript:
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Box, 46E1, near East 2nd Street, the Verdeiardot apartment, south of Laurel Avenue and Cameron Avenue.
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Commercial Firearm, Class 1, company 46, 1916.
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D-046, D-406.
00:16
Hey, D-O-46.
00:22
It came from the alarm company advising of a first floor elevator lobby smoke detector.
00:29
You utilize Ops 3 for operations Ops 3.
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Copy Ops 3.
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Copy Ops 3.
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County fire police 462 in route.
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Fee 46.
00:57
C046 from county.
01:03
Good.
01:08
TV's on the scene advising.
01:13
They believe it is coming from a corner apartment at Cameron and 2nd Street, possibly a cooking issue.
01:20
The occupants are trying to ventilate the apartment currently.
01:23
PD's on the scene,
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buzzing.
01:27
They believe it is coming from a corner apartment at Cameron and 2nd Street, possibly a cooking issue.
01:34
The occupants are trying to ventilate the apartment currently.
01:39
Copy up.
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County AIN 413-1-3.
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The engine 46-3, opposite.
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Engine from the D-O-N3, did you copy that, update from the county?
01:59
Copy that.
02:03
Copy that.
02:09
Alright, you're gonna beat me in.
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Location mentioned:
E 2nd St, Hummelstown, PA 17036
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