Smoke from burnt food triggers false fire alarm, Georgetown MA
Fire & ArsonThe fire department responded to Apartment 5 Delta in Georgetown after a fire alarm was triggered by smoke from burnt food. Upon evaluation, the alarm was determined to be accidental with no real fire hazard.
Audio|Source: Georgetown Police and Fire, Groveland Fire, Haverhill Fire
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Transcript:
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Reapartment 5 Delta, smoke from burnt food.
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Ray-2.
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472 control.
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472.
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Both units going on.
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Freezer. Recy. By 1-9-1909.
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626 BOS, 227, what I'm outbacked.
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Fire Department, no.
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Come in.
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Answer in command.
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Firm to Department 5D.
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We're resetting the system.
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Go ahead, 111.
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Has a message.
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4-7-2.
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4-7-2. Was then talk if police is able to get a last name or any other information other than the press name of a warrant?
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Hey sir, there'll be a Warren Wright.
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He is in-house in our system as residing at 11.
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I'll check it on C.J.
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I'll check it on CJA and see if he's moved in Texas.
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Proceed, could you please?
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It's all of it.
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File out of Sudwood.
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Highland asking squad one.
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May patient contact, the alarm was accidental crew A11 who is going to evaluate.
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The alarm received, made patient contact and confirmed access that Dill activation.
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Evaluating 1712.
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2-6 controls.
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You need a patient info.
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Negative all set, thank you.
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Top 4.
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By a lot from command.
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Answer and command.
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All units are in service, alarm is folding.
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All units in service, 1113, alarm is holding.
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Georgetown, MA 01833
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