Activated smoke detector in apartment shows no fire, Chula Vista CA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a smoke detector activation in apartment unit 1304 at Chula Vista, CA. No smoke or fire was detected, and there was no response from inside the unit. The fire alarm was reset with no evidence of fire.
Audio|Source: Chula Vista Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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set up the truck for laddering 1304 from the outside.
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Our 57 captain.
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57 captain, truck 57 engineer.
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I'm going to need you down at the truck.
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We're going to ladder 1304 on the outside.
00:18
Use our 53 rescue group.
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I have for use our 53.
00:21
We have a PPM[1].
00:22
We're standing by on the fifth floor and no changes.
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Rescue[3] cops. Rescue[3] IC[2]A, okay.
00:26
Go for rescue.
00:27
I copy the update from 4-5.
00:30
If you guys maintain your positions and eventually will lift the shelter in place or additionally, do you guys have any air monitoring devices up there?
00:41
That's a negative.
00:42
13.08 and 1324 are clear no smoke.
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Copy 08, 24 clear.
00:49
Do you guys have any air monitoring up on the 3rd floor? Negative.
00:52
Division III, I see continuing.
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John, if you copy that PD is not going to be en route.
00:57
So we'll go with the exterior plan of lighting the windows up, and if you continue to knock on the door, and see if you get any answer.
01:05
Division three copies. I see for Metro.
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Metro, go ahead.
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Cenary speed, 40 minutes into your incident.
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Copy, continue to timer, cruiser, continue to investigate.
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Unit 1304 is the unit with the smoke detector, no answer.
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We're still continue to try to make entry.
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Senator E.C.
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Continuing Timer, your crew is continuing to investigate.
01:25
Unit 1304 is a unit with activated slot detector and no answer.
01:31
IC[2] for 38, I believe I was able to reset the alarm.
01:34
Copy an alarm panel, reset.
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In 2, I see.
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Go ahead.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PPM: Possible Problem Mentioned (contextual; not a standard code)
[2]
IC: Incident Command
[3]
Rescue: Rescue Team Involvement
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Chula Vista, CA
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