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Early video & radio traffic from command vehicle at Newark, Ohio fire

Initial report of someone trapped

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Early video and radio traffic from the command vehicle of David Decker taken during a fire Monday on Idlewilde Avenue in Newark, Ohio. Here’s part of the description with the video:

While responding, the dispatcher reported a person possibly being trapped inside the structure per the caller information. Medic-1 was on the air in the vicinity and quickly arrived on scene reporting a working fire. The crew from Medic-1 donned their turnout gear and using a water-can attempted to make entry into the structure as civilians had indicated that they thought they could hear someone inside.

NFD responded with 2 engines, 2 ladders, 2 medics, and 3 chief officers for total strength of 19, and received assistance from 2 mutual-aid engines. While the fire was being knocked down a search of the structure revealed no civilians were inside. Shortly after that the occupant arrived on scene and confirmed nobody is inside.

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