Fire alarm caused by food on stove at pleasant street, New Britain CT
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated near Pleasant Street between 30th Street and Sheffield Street. Fire crews responded and found food on the stove on the second floor, which caused smoke but no fire. The fire was extinguished, and all crews cleared the scene.
Audio|Heard on: New Britain Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 5. Engine 2.
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Engine 2. Engine 2.
00:06
Car 3. Car 7.
00:08
Near Pleasant Street.
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Alarms, between 30th Street and Sheffield Street.
00:18
Let's revert by the response.
00:25
Latitude responding.
00:27
You see.
00:34
I just respond, Paul.
00:37
You see.
00:42
You see. He's two responding.
00:50
In fact just a five-by-a-lawful, a three-story boat off a pipeline.
00:54
We have not been showing.
00:55
We'll probably establish the manned control of investigating.
00:59
Where'd you?
01:04
Let's search, measure one.
01:07
Please batch.
01:12
Can you start the on-call fire marshal to my location?
01:17
Where's you?
01:19
HG210 Water Supply, Airview is pleasant.
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Thank you.
01:29
Car 3, Engine 5.
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Tart 3, I'm sorry, Todd.
01:39
It's going to be a second form of line position, food on the stove at the second floor.
01:42
We can handle.
01:43
We're going to be attempting to reset.
01:45
We need to assist the balance.
01:49
R3 is safe, you got a cap.
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Dispatch a copy.
01:53
Holding engine 5, dismiss the bells.
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Proceed, holding engine 5, all other companies are dismissed.
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You can watch on reporters.
02:06
Let's just clear and turn in quarters.
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Location mentioned:
Pleasant St, New Britain, CT 06051
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