Apartment building fire with smoke showing from second floor; Engine 71, Rescue 85 respond, command established, and blitz attack initiated on the Charlie-Delta side., Orange County FL
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, apartment building fire with smoke showing from second floor; Engine 71, Rescue 85 respond, command established, and blitz attack initiated on the Charlie-Delta side.
Audio|Heard on: Orange FL Interop Group Calls
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 71, Rescue 85, confirm a fire 6.
00:04
Rescue 5 loud, clear.
00:07
Engine 71, confirm a fire 6.
00:12
71's on.
00:14
The engine 71 rescuing fire in 8, adding you through a fire.
00:19
71's first due, stand by for dispatch.
00:24
Tadena-a-na-a-story block apartment building.
00:27
Do have smoke showing from the second floor.
00:29
I'll be established a command.
00:32
Copy to tell you.
00:35
Engine 71, rescue 85.
00:38
Your discretion 1130A, 34th Road to assist the lieutenant to rideman on scene of a wrecking building fire.
00:44
Detain your house command.
00:48
108 engine 71.
00:49
I need to get on scene and hit a blitz attack on the visible fire in the Charlie Delta side of the building.
00:54
Stretch a cross leg to yellow door to the second floor.
00:57
7185, you're on scene.
01:00
So many main entry, proceed to the second floor.
01:09
Section 71 Command, our spot established.
01:13
I have you.
01:30
We're checking out.
01:32
We're in a fire in a second place.
01:36
Fire in a second break, safety.
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Location mentioned:
34th St, Florida
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