Burning smell reported on ground floor near Ann Street, Newport KY
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Fire & ArsonResidents near Ann Street reported a burning smell on the ground floor with no visible fire. They were advised to evacuate. Fire and EMS units responded and established command at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Campbell County Fire & EMS
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
The Swan near Ann Street, caller states, they smell something burning on the ground floor.
00:06
They do not see anything.
00:07
They were advised to evacuate.
00:10
Again, near Ann Street for the smell of something burning on the ground floor, they do not see anything.
00:17
They were advised to evacuate.
00:19
Covington is also in route to town out of 21.51.
00:33
911 is clear the hospital responding from 275 to 79, my marker.
00:39
I copy at 21, 51.
00:40
51.
00:45
551.
00:50
952 is responding near Ann Street.
00:51
952 is responding near Ann Street.
00:56
We'll be at 2152, you'll be on target, round 3.
01:02
All right, free's respondent, near Ann Street.
01:10
I copy it at 2152.
01:14
State-passed to exaggeration radio room.
01:21
2152.
01:30
9-5-2, 9-1 on scene, near Ann Street and 2-story with the ancient.
01:36
Nothing, chuggins this time, make this Ann Street Command, all units can switch to Fireground 3.
01:43
My copy at 2153.
01:54
Copy that ambulance one around.
01:59
Copy at 2154.
02:04
Can you invite on fire ground for?
02:10
Can you invite on fire ground for airport?
02:14
Can somebody fire ground through?
02:26
Three stages of the leavenance and up.
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Location mentioned:
Ann St, Newport, KY 41071
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