False fire alarms triggered by malfunctioning systems, Allentown PA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to fire alarms at a three-story row home near Walnut Street and a three-story apartment building near 4th Street. Both alarms were caused by malfunctioning systems, with no smoke or fire found. The landlord was present to handle the issue.
Audio|Source: Lehigh County Fire and Northampton County Fire Tac-5
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Transcript:
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Just on seeing fourth command, three story in the row.
00:02
Nothing showing people out from.
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104.4th Street, Command.
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43 is in the scene in 4th Street.
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104, 4th Street, plan.
00:06
A possible false alarm.
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Landlord aeroson site.
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I'm going to try to find which one is deactivated detector.
00:13
Okay, nothing shown from the rear.
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Good.
00:15
Worked handle.
00:16
It seems like a malfunctioning system.
00:18
Gotten. Truck 2, you can return.
00:19
We're going to remain available on here.
00:21
Before, truck 2. Tension 243-1-1-146 Walnut Street Department 2E E.
00:25
Echo, cross street, south 12th Street, South Poplar Street, for an inside order.
00:29
Engine 9, 10, 11, truck 2, 1146, Walnut Street, Apartment 2E E Echo, Cross Street, 12th Street, South Pover Street, for inside order.
00:39
6, Walnut Street, Department 2E.
00:41
Echo, inside order.
00:42
Three-story apartment building on the show and off command.
00:44
Except for Wall Street, Wayne.
00:45
Truck 1 from 9A.
00:47
We're going to stay on 12th Street.
00:48
You guys are going to have the front of the building on Walnut.
00:50
Same detector, landlord's on scene.
00:52
Staying care of the problem.
00:53
You can terminate. We're available returning.
00:54
2424.
00:55
Tom, 43. Forty-three.
00:56
Just need the engine, I and truckwander, everyone else from town.
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Location mentioned:
Near Walnut St, Allentown, PA 18102
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