fire alarm ringing at university area with no fire found, San Diego CA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was ringing near Scholars Drive at UC San Diego. Firefighters found no audible alarm or visible fire on arrival and canceled the truck response. There was a report of potential structural damage to a building, and a city engineer was requested to evaluate the situation. No fire or alarm troubles were found on the panels during investigation.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 52, ringing alarm, 7 Juliet, 7 kilo, near Scholars Drive, UC San Diego, cross streets, Pangea Drive and North Point Rain, Engine 52,
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7 Juliet, 7 Kilo.
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Metro Engine 21.
00:22
Engine 21? We're at scene of a four-story building above parking, no audible line,
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no audible alarm, nothing showing.
00:30
We're investigating may cancel the truck, based on notes and what's showing.
00:34
Engine 21 can handle.
00:36
Metro copies, Engine 21, at scene of four-story building above ground parking, no audible alarm.
00:42
Truck 21 can cancel.
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Truck 21, copy.
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Engine 52, Metro cancel your response?
00:53
Metro, 152, copy, cancel.
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Metro, Engine 10.
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Engine 10? All occupants are out of the vehicle.
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However, there is potentially structural damage to the building.
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We're going to need a city engineer to evaluate.
01:16
Engine 10, Metro copies all occupants out of the vehicle, potential structure damage to building requesting city engineer.
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Engine 21, Metro.
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Travel for 1921.
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There's additional notes in your call.
01:33
The RPCH, you can still hear the ringing alarm and gave possible updated address.
01:39
We copy that.
01:40
We're at the address on the NBC, and there's no alarm and no trouble on panels.
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Metro copy.
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Location mentioned:
Near Scholars Dr N, La Jolla, CA 92093
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