Smoke odor reported at apartment near West Washington St, New Castle PA
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Fire & ArsonA structure fire was reported near West Washington Street, with smoke odor detected from apartment 313. No flames or visible smoke were seen, but the odor of smoke was present.
Audio|Heard on: Lawrence County Fire and EMS - North
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02:23
Transcript:
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stations 8200 2400 structure fire reported near West Washington Street cross of Robinson Street, O'Brien Street and Grass Manor caller advised may be coming from apartment 313
00:19
Caller is advising he could smell fire and someone was banging on the door, came out of the apartment and walked downstairs,
00:26
not seeing any flames or smoke but has a smoke odor.
00:30
Utilized New Castle fire response, LIA Z 1825.
00:38
LIA Z, 8222 to handle 8200 out of service.
00:51
One round engine two and seven response.
00:56
Copy one round two and seven our response.
01:01
Twenty two and seven response.
01:03
Twenty-two out of wasting.
01:06
82-22-head.
01:10
We're on switching to fire.
01:16
I see twenty-nine. I see twenty-nine.
01:22
24-1, good?
01:25
Elia see 24-1? Can you repeat the apartment number?
01:31
He believes it's coming from 313.
01:33
It's just an odor of smoke.
01:38
Two-four and a row.
01:42
Copy 24-7, break.
01:44
24-0-1, LEOC.
01:46
All right.
01:52
I do believe police aren't wrong to this location as well for a different incident.
01:58
10 4-7 apartment number.
02:05
I'm done location, multi-story bricks,
02:12
presidential structure, nothing showing from next year.
02:21
The exterior 24-2-11.
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Location mentioned:
W Washington St, New Castle, PA 16101
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