False fire alarm due to faulty sensor in Chicago building, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm at a nine-story building near Cullom Ave in Chicago. No fire or smoke was found. The alarm was triggered by a faulty sensor on the second floor and was reset. The units returned to their stations.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Trust 20 message. Turk 44, the name, 629, West any place. Yes, we're checking that out. Okay, Chuck 44.
00:25
Wall badge for our automatic alarm with a nine-story fire-resist a representative show. Finally, 150 by 150, we have nothing showing. Message, thank you.
00:48
Italian 19 months receives. And chief, we started you in 515.
00:52
That's received. From 940 West Column, box from 940 West Column.
01:18
178940F Cullen. Truck 20. All right, you can hold the squad and you can hold 515. We were able to get the door to pop with our hearse. Message received. Battalion 19. Did you copy that message?
01:42
would of Battalion 19 did you copy that message from truck 20th? 2019 England I copied. I'm going to be a little bit with them right now. Okay. Squad 5 and 515 return. Squad 515 return. Squad 515 return. 515 service.
02:11
We just had a bad sensor on the second floor. The system is clear. The system is very set. We're going to be in service returning quarters in a couple minutes. Messages obtained it.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Cullom Ave, Chicago, IL 60613
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