Smoke Due to Fire Set in Apartment at Bell Southpark Apartments, Suspect in Custody
10600 Brezza Ln
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to reports of smoke at a three-story apartment building in Austin. Upon arrival, they confirmed smoke emanating from a patio door and are working to access the affected apartment.
Timeline
Firefighters are securing the area where the torch was found and checking air quality. Resources on scene are being reduced.
Firefighters found a metal torch in the closet, believed to have been used by the occupant to start the fire.
The sprinklers have been successfully shut off.
The apartment occupant is in custody, and EMS will evaluate him for medical needs. An investigator is requested.
No extension has been found, and ventilation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters are working to shut down the building's sprinkler system to access the fire control room.
Firefighters confirm the water supply is ready, and they are checking for a gas meter in the building.
Electricity has been cut to the affected apartment, and firefighters are checking for smoke extension upstairs.
Firefighters report the sprinkler system activated, and light smoke is coming from a first-floor apartment patio door.
Firefighters completed a primary search with no active fire found and are setting up a fan to ventilate the smoke.
Firefighters have secured a water supply.
Firefighters report heavy smoke at an apartment and are working to gain entry through a barricaded door.
Firefighters have confirmed smoke coming from a patio door and are actively working to access the apartment.
Firefighters on scene report no visible smoke from the exterior of the three-story apartment and are investigating further.
Reports indicate smoke coming from an apartment building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a smoke condition.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 10600 Brezza Ln.
Firefighters are securing the area where the torch was found and checking air quality. Resources on scene are being reduced.
Firefighters found a metal torch in the closet, believed to have been used by the occupant to start the fire.
The sprinklers have been successfully shut off.
The apartment occupant is in custody, and EMS will evaluate him for medical needs. An investigator is requested.
No extension has been found, and ventilation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters are working to shut down the building's sprinkler system to access the fire control room.
Firefighters confirm the water supply is ready, and they are checking for a gas meter in the building.
Electricity has been cut to the affected apartment, and firefighters are checking for smoke extension upstairs.
Firefighters report the sprinkler system activated, and light smoke is coming from a first-floor apartment patio door.
Firefighters completed a primary search with no active fire found and are setting up a fan to ventilate the smoke.
Firefighters have secured a water supply.
Firefighters report heavy smoke at an apartment and are working to gain entry through a barricaded door.
Firefighters have confirmed smoke coming from a patio door and are actively working to access the apartment.
Firefighters on scene report no visible smoke from the exterior of the three-story apartment and are investigating further.
Reports indicate smoke coming from an apartment building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a smoke condition.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 10600 Brezza Ln.
Firefighters are securing the area where the torch was found and checking air quality. Resources on scene are being reduced.
Firefighters found a metal torch in the closet, believed to have been used by the occupant to start the fire.
The sprinklers have been successfully shut off.
The apartment occupant is in custody, and EMS will evaluate him for medical needs. An investigator is requested.
No extension has been found, and ventilation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters are working to shut down the building's sprinkler system to access the fire control room.
Firefighters confirm the water supply is ready, and they are checking for a gas meter in the building.
Electricity has been cut to the affected apartment, and firefighters are checking for smoke extension upstairs.
Firefighters report the sprinkler system activated, and light smoke is coming from a first-floor apartment patio door.
Firefighters completed a primary search with no active fire found and are setting up a fan to ventilate the smoke.
Firefighters have secured a water supply.
Firefighters report heavy smoke at an apartment and are working to gain entry through a barricaded door.
Firefighters have confirmed smoke coming from a patio door and are actively working to access the apartment.
Firefighters on scene report no visible smoke from the exterior of the three-story apartment and are investigating further.
Reports indicate smoke coming from an apartment building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a smoke condition.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 10600 Brezza Ln.
Firefighters are securing the area where the torch was found and checking air quality. Resources on scene are being reduced.
Firefighters found a metal torch in the closet, believed to have been used by the occupant to start the fire.
The sprinklers have been successfully shut off.
The apartment occupant is in custody, and EMS will evaluate him for medical needs. An investigator is requested.
No extension has been found, and ventilation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters are working to shut down the building's sprinkler system to access the fire control room.
Firefighters confirm the water supply is ready, and they are checking for a gas meter in the building.
Electricity has been cut to the affected apartment, and firefighters are checking for smoke extension upstairs.
Firefighters report the sprinkler system activated, and light smoke is coming from a first-floor apartment patio door.
Firefighters completed a primary search with no active fire found and are setting up a fan to ventilate the smoke.
Firefighters have secured a water supply.
Firefighters report heavy smoke at an apartment and are working to gain entry through a barricaded door.
Firefighters have confirmed smoke coming from a patio door and are actively working to access the apartment.
Firefighters on scene report no visible smoke from the exterior of the three-story apartment and are investigating further.
Reports indicate smoke coming from an apartment building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a smoke condition.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 10600 Brezza Ln.
Firefighters are securing the area where the torch was found and checking air quality. Resources on scene are being reduced.
Firefighters found a metal torch in the closet, believed to have been used by the occupant to start the fire.
The sprinklers have been successfully shut off.
The apartment occupant is in custody, and EMS will evaluate him for medical needs. An investigator is requested.
No extension has been found, and ventilation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters are working to shut down the building's sprinkler system to access the fire control room.
Firefighters confirm the water supply is ready, and they are checking for a gas meter in the building.
Electricity has been cut to the affected apartment, and firefighters are checking for smoke extension upstairs.
Firefighters report the sprinkler system activated, and light smoke is coming from a first-floor apartment patio door.
Firefighters completed a primary search with no active fire found and are setting up a fan to ventilate the smoke.
Firefighters have secured a water supply.
Firefighters report heavy smoke at an apartment and are working to gain entry through a barricaded door.
Firefighters have confirmed smoke coming from a patio door and are actively working to access the apartment.
Firefighters on scene report no visible smoke from the exterior of the three-story apartment and are investigating further.
Reports indicate smoke coming from an apartment building.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a smoke condition.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 10600 Brezza Ln.
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Bro it was my neighbor. He is a schizo.
@aransaspassUser2288366003 yikes! Hopefully he’ll be evicted.
It was on purpose??
Uhm what are dabs?
Two separate incidents
Bro it was my neighbor. He is a schizo.
@aransaspassUser2288366003 yikes! Hopefully he’ll be evicted.
It was on purpose??
Uhm what are dabs?
Two separate incidents
Bro it was my neighbor. He is a schizo.
@aransaspassUser2288366003 yikes! Hopefully he’ll be evicted.
It was on purpose??
Uhm what are dabs?
Two separate incidents
Bro it was my neighbor. He is a schizo.
@aransaspassUser2288366003 yikes! Hopefully he’ll be evicted.
It was on purpose??
Uhm what are dabs?
Two separate incidents
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Bro it was my neighbor. He is a schizo.
@aransaspassUser2288366003 yikes! Hopefully he’ll be evicted.
It was on purpose??
Uhm what are dabs?
Two separate incidents