Fire alarm triggered accidentally at North Dayton address, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm at an address near North Dayton. No fire was found, and the alarm was determined to be triggered accidentally. The resident plans to contact the alarm company to fix the system issue.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
02:15
Transcript:
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Engine 22 is on the scene, near North Dayton,
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three-story ordinary nothing showing for Northup.
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22, you're going to find out of the show.
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Engine 68 to Maine, all done here and everyone picked up on the return.
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68, your message is.
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Region 22 to Maine, you can hold the truck.
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We have an accidental trip here again.
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Engine 22, your message received. Truck 44 return.
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Truck 44 is returning.
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91 to make the floor on this.
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91, your message?
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We get a floor?
01:04
17 notice.
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1719 notice for 68 on the SSS.
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So a good callback number.
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I got this from CPD, that's all we're going to have.
01:25
All right, we made contact with the first floor occupant. He didn't call and nobody's answering on, too.
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Okay, that's all we got.
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All right, ourselves and the ambulance are going to return and let's do something different.
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Any one message, please.
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22 to Maine.
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Agent 22. Yeah,
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he's having a problem with his system at his location. He said he's going to contact his alarm[1] company in the morning.
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They're going to be on 9.1 until he can get a 6th.
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Okay, the rest received, 911.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
alarm: Alarm reported, such as burglary, panic, or other security alert.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Dayton St, Chicago, IL 60614
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