False fire alarm at Tesla on East 33rd Ave, Aurora CO
Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm sounded at a Tesla location near East 33rd Ave in Aurora, Colorado. Upon investigation, no smoke or fire was found. The alarm was likely triggered by burnt food and was reset.
Audio|Source: Aurora Fire
02:19
Transcript:
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111, 113, burn food, no smoke, can try to reset.
00:06
It's reset.
00:11
It's not, fine. We do that because you don't laugh, (name withheld).
00:18
So, second.
00:23
Just much, I copy. Thank you.
00:26
You're welcome, Tulsa, Tony.
00:31
416.5-7 -6-9-2-6-9-6-9-6-9 -1-6-6-9-1-6-9-1-1 -0-2-0-4-4 -4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-
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This match,
01:06
M8105 Emergent to South Free Fire.
01:12
9.105 Emergent Salt 2 fire. 29105 Emergence Salt 2, Fire.
01:14
9.5, emergency, South, be fire.
01:26
Nade 105, 505.
01:35
Engine 11 on a bleeding problem, east 14 valve, Nurturius Street.
01:39
Engine 11, bleeding problem, Norturius Street, E14 valve, response, Hoc 2, so 23.
01:54
116, North Florida, Hemorrhage 3, 14ab and North Peoria.
02:01
Engine 1, commercial fire alarm at Tesla near East 33rd Ave.
02:07
Engine 1 for commercial fire alarm,
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near East 33rd Ave at Tesla. Your cross.
02:16
North Peoria Street, response, Act 2, 1224.
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Break.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Near E 33rd Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
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