False fire alarm at three-story building on Auburn St, Manchester NH
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm activated at a three-story wood frame building near Auburn Street triggered a response from fire units. Upon arrival, no fire was found and the alarm was determined to be caused by a faulty detector. All responding units returned to their stations.
Audio|Source: Manchester Fire
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Transcript:
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Angel 11 truck one in a call one child response, near Auburn St for fire alarm activation.
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Engine 11 truck one in car one, Charlie response, near Auburn St for fire alarm activation. Cross and Mirple Lincoln, you step forward.
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I want to 803.
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Bill from 3.
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Recording for the number said is for the Shaft skiing restaurant.
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Copy that, thank you. You're welcome.
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Our alarm companies on scene, Unseen, Engine 11, establishing Auburn Street Command, three-story wood frame, nothing showing of the investigating.
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All companies are on scene. In 11, you're established the command where the three-story wood frame that be showing.
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All companies are rescued. All companies are rescue.
00:54
The former A-lis-1 arrived at Seam-C.
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We received A-lisland you to ride at Seam-T.
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All right to try.
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Alarm A-List 1 arrives at CMC.
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The officer in command of fire alarm. We're going to control return all companies, call TEPT detector.
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The stage, going under control with a policy detector, return all company.
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Location mentioned:
Near Auburn St, Manchester, NH 03103
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