Small smoke at residence; homeowner denies entry, Atlanta GA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to smoke at a residence near Cameron Alexander Boulevard. They found a small amount of smoke and odor but no active fire. The homeowner refused to allow the fire department to enter or inspect the property. Police were on scene. The fire was out on arrival and all units returned to service.
Audio|Source: Atlanta Fire Rescue
04:38
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, Captain, been able to find anything yet.
00:04
That's the negative. We're going south down Paineve Avenue.
00:08
Engine 16 is going on a personal jet.
00:13
We're a different location.
00:18
All came in through 9-1-1, female wasn't sure of the numbers, advised the houses, right at the corner of Payne's Avenue, right at the corner on Payne's Avenue.
00:34
That's what more to see.
00:40
One.
00:42
Go ahead, Chief.
00:46
Hey, I need you guys to go back to East on Cameron,
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Alexander, if you see anything, back that way.
00:55
Alright, Richie, we'll circle back. We came in on Northside Drive. We didn't see anything coming down.
00:59
We'll check it again.
01:05
Right.
01:09
Is that got to be a SWAT 4?
01:11
No, 14-30. That's great.
01:20
014430115 All right,
01:26
copy. Command engine 16.
01:28
Go ahead and I'll proceed west on Camberton,
01:32
Alabama, if you see anything.
01:37
Troke 1, Sky and 2.
01:44
Unit file checking for this fire. Now she's saying it was Cameron Alexander.
01:48
She's advising Cameron Alexander Boulevard. She can see it through the front window.
01:56
Okay, one battalion theater.
02:02
I believe I'm not the residence right here on the corner of Cameron Alexander.
02:05
It's going to be the Draceman in front of these two-story house. They've got PDF thing looking right now.
02:10
I do have occupants upstairs, but they're refusing to lay the end.
02:13
There's no active fire in this time.
02:19
Yeah, just thank you everybody right now. I think it's just going to be a good incidental.
02:23
I've got a little bit of odor, but it kind of refusing to let up in. I've got APD[1] working right now. Don't have their fire this time. Just hold for one thing.
02:35
Go on one on six.
02:43
Track to the drone one.
02:45
You can retire.
02:52
In service 238 hours.
02:55
Truck 1, McIton 2.
02:58
Battalion 2.
03:00
I'm pretty sure this is going to be our call in. We got a little odor like coming from here, but the homeowner refuses to let us hand. He said he no longer needs fire department. Somebody's wasting our time. If there was a fire he's not telling us about. But everything's out, both sides of fire.
03:15
He'd return off.
03:21
If you get a chance to go in the backyard.
03:27
That's negative, he's refusing to let us on the property, E.
03:31
I walk over your vehicle, give you a face-to-face.
03:38
That the basis is healed.
03:42
We did envy our same.
03:45
I see that same little smoke as you do.
03:48
I think it's just like the little pocket that's holding smoke. I'm not getting the heat signature.
03:57
Let's run out line down hill in this area and hopefully will clinched.
04:07
It's going to be a small fire out on arrival.
04:13
Homeowners refusing to let fire department in to check.
04:17
We have APV on the scene.
04:19
We're going to go ahead and return all units to service.
04:23
So you return all units to service.
04:26
This battalion two, battalion three, engine 22, paramedic engine one, paramedic engine 16,
04:31
truck one, truck 16, return to service, fire out on arrival.
04:36
Time, 23, 41 hours.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
APD: Atlanta Police Department (police response requested)
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Location mentioned:
Cameron Madison Alexander Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA
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