Electrical odor reported at Meadowbrook Middle School, Orlando FL
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, an electrical burning smell was reported inside Meadowbrook Middle School in Orlando. Fire responders found no smoke or fire on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Orange County and Orlando Fire and EMS
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
North Lane, Meadowbrook.
00:02
Cross streets are intersection of Westgate Road and Pinckney Drive.
00:05
Engine 42. OCFR 7.
00:09
Timeout 1137.
00:25
NG4, Orlando.
00:27
On arrival, person got up and left the scene, I'm able to talk anybody.
00:33
Number four.
00:37
NISG cut out.
00:40
G3, offload.
00:42
Press 883. Press 883.
00:46
Engine 86, Orange County.
00:48
Cancel, engine 82 with the fire already being out.
00:52
Engine 86, Orange China, engine 82, copy cancellation.
00:57
2, copy. All right.
01:00
Ingen 82.
01:01
The tanker 86 to engine 86, do not need me then.
01:17
Engine 86, Tanker 86, we're not going to need you.
01:22
Copy.
01:28
Engine 7, Medics 601.
01:31
First 8 and Nung.
01:33
At 1201, Aaron Avenue.
01:35
Cross streets are Columbia Street and Minozo Street.
01:37
Engine 7, MediX601.
01:51
Engine 6. Automatic Fire Alarm at 1950, Reef Point Drive.
01:56
Village at the Paldwyn Park Apartment 0.4.
01:59
Cross streets are starboard street and Shea Street.
02:02
Engine 6.
02:09
Engine 42 electric check, 6,000 North Lane at Meadowbrook Middle School.
02:15
All information from OCSO advising SRO stated that there's an electrical burn smell, there is no smoke, no fire, just a smell, 1140.
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Location mentioned:
North Ln, Orlando, FL 32808
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