Fire alarm caused by vaping at New Brunswick building, New Brunswick NJ
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a fire alarm at a building near Somerset Street in New Brunswick was activated accidentally, likely caused by vaping or smoking indoors. Fire companies investigated and found no emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Middlesex NJ Fire Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:8
Transcript:
00:00
Three and all companies, Agent Frizen, yesterday,
00:03
and fourth, forthbacker-half defect.
00:07
Okay.
00:09
Presby three, a row.
00:12
1638.
00:14
1912 arrived, started by the hydrant.
00:17
1639.
00:20
Command 5-A.
00:22
Go to plan.
00:25
I'm the activated head.
00:26
Activity did the vaping in the bathroom.
00:28
You can go for a reset.
00:30
All right, you stand by.
00:34
Alright, I need you thought to come on down.
00:36
Let me have a little compase you can return.
00:38
I got reset on the system.
00:41
Thank you one. It's available.
00:42
Rob available.
00:45
Lotties, click.
00:47
Rescue 3, clear.
00:51
New Brunswick from Somerset Street, command.
00:54
Go, sir.
00:56
All companies are available to 10 Somerset Street.
00:59
Probably an accidental application due to somebody baking or smoking.
01:03
All companies are available, commands terminated.
01:06
Receive, command terminated, 1643.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Somerset St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
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