Resident reports possible unauthorized fire in backyard, Pittsburgh PA
Fire & ArsonA resident reported that someone is burning something in the backyard near Trotwood Ridge Road. The resident believes this may be a violation of township rules. The complainant did not want to speak with police but asked for the situation to be checked.
Audio|Source: Upper St. Clair Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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I got a complaint from a resident that there is a fire near Trotwood Ridge Rd that he thinks is violation of the township care.
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It's someone burning in the backyard and he thinks it's the violation.
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You can check it out.
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Bobby.
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FcG6, I'll take that.
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Copy that 56.
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Complainting doesn't want to speak to police.
00:45
He just wants us to check in the letter.
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Goodbye.
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10-4[1]. Can you repeat that address?
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Yeah,
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it's near Trotwood Ridge Rd.
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10.10.10.
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10.7. I'll be with.
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6.7. I'll be with.
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Faith, is this address have the history of the several neighbors' complaints called on one another.
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I'm not sure I will luck.
01:47
I'm still adding details of the call.
01:53
A 56 to 57.
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That is confirmed.
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Yeah,
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that's correct.
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The plane does not, which is pretty good.
02:15
Yeah, that's correct.
02:17
The plane doesn't want to fix place.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near Trotwood Ridge Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15241
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