Smoke reported from fifth floor of apartment complex, Mckinney TX
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire was reported in an apartment complex near Dosecchi's Lane in McKinney. Smoke was visible from the fifth floor and fire teams responded with an offensive strategy connecting to the standpipe for fire attack.
Audio|Heard on: McKinney Fire and EMS
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 10, into 11, truck 3, Med 12, respond to the report of a structure fire[1].
00:06
One, two, three, Dosecchi's Lane, apartment 510, apartment 510.
00:12
Enzo 11, begin your response.
00:21
11 or engine 10 response?
00:24
Indian 11, again in response.
00:28
Yes, see. You're 11 in-indra? The second 301, this is Agent 11.
00:41
Go ahead, Agent 11.
00:51
We got a warren five-story up on the complex,
00:56
smoke shown from the fifth floor.
00:59
We'll be connecting to the FDC and going up to the fifth floor with the high-rise pack.
01:06
You can show me as Doseki's command will be in the offensive strategy.
01:13
Battalion 3-1 received your out in a large 5-story apartment complex with smoke showing on the 5th floor.
01:19
You'll be connected to the standpipe taking a high-rise pack to the 5th floor for a fire attack at the offensive strategy.
01:25
You know, I'll take his command.
01:27
I'm 5 minutes out.
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[1]
structure fire: Incident type indicating a building is on fire
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Location mentioned:
Cuesta Ln, McKinney, TX 75072
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