False alarm at single-story home in Clemmons, Clemmons NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, responders arrived at a single-story home near Harper Spring Drive for a possible fire alarm. They found no fire or smoke and confirmed the alarm was false.
Audio|Heard on: Forsyth County Fire
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Station alert, 209,
00:02
2-0-0-1-17-227-127-Holing drive, pressure for spring-prud and halver-string cord, utilized alpha-plore alpha-4.
00:12
So, can you know, I understand, too much so more.
00:18
No alarm without symptoms 1727 Harper Spring Drive engine one cardiac 1,000 west 20th street cross street of kord avenue switch from become 1 801 hours pitt of 3.
00:38
Stational level two and I, you're pulling my steel alarm about 17-17-7-Hupperstein has not a part of a different of superstand court.
00:50
The arm animated in stock possible laugh functions.
00:56
It's a hard to get up, which is further friends are fine.
01:06
Zero eight oh two.
01:09
You're going up direct.
01:15
I'm going to be out with it not so you're not on after six.
01:23
On scene near Harper Spring Drive single story residential nothing business check out in my house for four.
01:33
To a nine, ten floor.
01:34
You know, she's finding the Harper Springs.
01:36
Two and aren't on the scene, according, she's already nothing visible.
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Location mentioned:
Harper Spring Dr, Clemmons, NC 27012
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