Fire alarm triggered by smoking at hotel, Trenton NJ
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at a hotel near Brunswick Pike Building A in Trenton. Investigation showed the alarm was caused by someone smoking inside a hotel room. No fire was found.
Audio|Source: Mercer County Fire/EMS Dispatch, Ewing Response and Fireground
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Transcript:
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Station, 20-n request, Lawrence, Township.
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Near Brunswick Pike Building A, the red roof in the alarm system.
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Head Station 20, your second request, Lawrence Township.
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Near Brunswick Pike Building A, Red roof in, the alarm system, upright.
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North 1.
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Okay. RISC.
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Okay.
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You're going to cancel a medic unit and we're going to regional.
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Receive, Medic 1,7991, you're available. Before you set up.
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Receive and keep on.
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790 out.
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Proceed.
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North City of Trenton 627 North Oldland Avenue, Bendy's Bar,
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the psychiatric emergency and safe scene level one stage.
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As north city of Trenton, 627, North Alden Avenue, Betty's Bar,
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psychiatric emergency and safe scene, level 1 stage, operate west one.
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I'm going to be able to be.
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Station 20-year 3rd request, engine 45 in Lawrence Township near Brunswick Pike Building A, the Red Roof Inn, the alarm system.
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That's station 20-year-third request.
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Engine 45 in Lawrence Township, near Brunswick Pike Building A, the Red River Finn, the alarm system, operate North 1.
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Good eyes, a region.
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Where is he? After 45 is going on that, right group.
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Near Brunswick Pike Building A the Red Roof Inn.
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It's Zone 175 General.
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And for PD, fire alarm set off due to someone smoking in the room.
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Very simple.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Brunswick Pike Building A, Trenton, NJ 08648
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