Automatic fire alarm triggers at vacant room in Bedford County, Bedford County PA
Fire & ArsonAn automatic fire alarm went off in a high occupancy room in Bedford County. Fire crews responded and found the alarm was coming from a vacant room. There was no fire found.
Audio|Source: Bedford County Fire, EMS and Law
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Transcript:
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3 for a high occupancy fire.
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The state's room 3100 for an automatic high occupancy fire alarm.
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Company 32, you're due.
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Company 31 for an engine tanker truck.
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Company 40 for an engine tanker.
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Company 37 for a tanker, company 41 for a transfer, unit 12 for standby, Blair 60 for a writ.
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Good sedan.
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Thank you. 3,100 for an automatic fire alarm,
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high occupancy.
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T-32Bainting, T-32Bainte, Acknowledge, all.
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4.1. Acknowledge you call.
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Call. All of you call.
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For candidates from 788, we acknowledge you call.
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Receive 30 feet, 1116 hour.
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Denver County, 30 base, knowledge, call.
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31 base, knowledge, and call.
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11. 11. 7.4-4-1.
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T-41. T-41.
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Let's check with 32.
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Sorry, if we do it in at a standby.
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Reese,
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32 bait in Bedford.
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We made contact with an individual that her being coming from a room.
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The room is vacant that we're getting the alarm from.
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She's stating that there's no fire in that unit.
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Bedford County, PA
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