False fire alarm caused by outdated detector and leak, Middletown NJ
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at a location near Morris Ave was triggered by an outdated detector and water leak. There was no active fire or danger. Emergency units responded but cleared the scene after confirming it was a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Middletown and Monmouth County Bayshore Towns Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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Before I go, second alert, are you going to handle this on your own or you need an engine or letter there?
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We're going to be good for now.
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It's going to be a bad detector going off,
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scrapping info and clearing it up right now.
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All the detectors in the house are out of date, which caused a fire alarm to go off.
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Veraceet, (number withheld).
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County from Morster Street Command.
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Morris Street Command.
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C-N-22 is the Burrell Fire Bureau.
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Station 15 and 16-2 are available.
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Received, (number withheld).
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346-6, and this bond is 18.
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RERC 3466. The ALS-1[1] scene is advising that the fire was put out by PD.
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3475, respondent.
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Where is T.
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3475, you're responding to the cell of succession.
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63-267. 63-267.
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63-267.
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We're going to be clear here.
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The issue was one of the detectors had water getting in it from a water leak causing a fire alarm to go off.
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All district units are going to be clear and available.
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We're received.
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District is going to be clear and available if it's clear enough.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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ALS-1: Advanced Life Support-1 (EMS on scene)
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Location mentioned:
Morris Ave, Middletown Township, NJ 07718
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