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The The last episode I made mention of general preparedness and situational awareness.

This applies to usually realms of all areas.

This show does mostly focus on crimes.

They're the most prevalent calls that we get and use of the one whose calls will have a little bit more details and they get released a little bit easier from police departments or other jurisdictions.

For police related things, your general preparedness, it isn't a catch-all, but you should have tried to walk through possibilities in your head

about what could happen in certain scenarios, like last week with the bomb threats.

This can also apply to other emergencies that aren't police related.

In this episode, I'll be playing a 911 one call involving a residential structure fire.

I'll go over some of the details and hopefully help you think about some ways for you to be

prepared in case of a fire.

As I said, general preparedness.

On the tail end of the episode, I'll throw in a police involved shooting in the corresponding audio from it as well,

just to keep some of the crime going with the show.

So let's get this show rolling.

Welcome back to Music City 911.

Thank you. In general, I try to let you walk into hearing the calls i hear without telling too much about the call itself and most of the time i try to tell you nothing at all this one i'll give you a little

bit on the first call as i said it's a call about a fire, this one out of Jacksonville,

Florida. The length of the call, it's pushing a little bit over 10 minutes long. It's hard to listen

to at times, but the last couple minutes of it, you won't hear too much. There's not too too much talk but I try my best to use

entire calls when I'm playing them here and this one's no different I'll play the

whole thing I'll hit the details after it's done

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