Smoke triggers fire alarms at building in Suffolk County, Suffolk County NY
Fire & ArsonFire alarms sounded at the front and rear of a building due to smoke from a microwave incident. Fire crews responded, ventilated the building, and reset alarms. There was no confirmed fire. Access problems occurred because the building lacked proper keys or fobs, which complicated response efforts. The situation was resolved after ventilation and resetting alarms.
Audio|Source: Eastern Suffolk County Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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All right, the front of the building was set off from microwave.
00:07
We had some serious smoke inside there, aired it out, got that taken care of.
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The rear of the building was also going off.
00:16
This building does not have the proper keys or fobs to get around in because the doors locked.
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behind you.
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So if you could send a copy over to the fire marshal and ask him if you could straighten this mess out for us.
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Signal 10[1] was on scene and we're signal 5.
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Any alarm did take a reset.
00:39
This is still in the 877 building, correct?
00:45
Yeah, but two different things were going on.
00:48
So, but it's all straight out now if everything took a reset.
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Two different streets, I'll fill it out and send it over to a menu single five, 2135.
01:03
Yeah, signal 20, just also in the notes make sure that they put the proper keys in a knox box and also a fob.
01:12
So if we do get a fire and they're off fire, they don't get locked inside the building.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Signal 10: Fire incident or agency-specific emergency signal code.
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