Fire alarm triggered by possibly unextinguished campfire, Atlantic County NJ
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off because a campfire might not have been completely put out. There is no current fire, and the alarm has been turned off.
Audio|Source: New Jersey State Police Troop A
00:29
Transcript:
All right, alarms reset, (name withheld), for now. I believe the calls will be from a camp fire, but it was not fully extinguished. You can through Station 209[1]-1-1-1 available. Two-top-O-road command, station 291[3] is available 22-334[2]. This one. All-9-6-5.
All right, alarms reset, (name withheld), for now. I believe the calls will be from a camp fire, but it was not fully extinguished. You can through Station 209[1]-1-1-1 available. Two-top-O-road command, station 291[3] is available 22-334[2]. This one. All-9-6-5.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
209: Fire Station (possible code for responding fire unit)
[2]
22-334: Unit or incident number
[3]
291: Station/unit number
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Location mentioned:
Atlantic County, NJ
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