False alarm at Denver commercial site sparks needless fire scare, Denver CO
Fire & ArsonFire alarm at Denver commercial property triggered false response, revealing only burnt food and prompting concern over unnecessary emergency dispatch.
Audio|Source: West Metro Fire Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 16 on a commercial fire alarm, near N Harlan Street, Unit 510, Respond on Tech 2, 1211.
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Engine three dispatch.
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Go ahead.
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We're gonna continue on.
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We're gonna continue on, thanks.
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Engine one, dispatch.
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Agent 1 dispatch.
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Engine 1 13 in the Newcon.
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We've got you signed to this engine 5 is going to clear break.
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Engine 5.
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Agent 5.
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Agent 17, copy.
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Disband, age 50.
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Go ahead, sir.
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Yeah, I think parties are no longer on the highway, you can go ahead and pick a mention one.
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Thanks for that brake engine one.
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Thank you for that brake engine one.
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Thank you for you help 1218.
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Engine 17 from engine 16.
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Yeah, I'm literally across the street from that crash.
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We can pick that up if you want.
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They were clear the fire alarm.
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It was burnt food.
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Location mentioned:
N Harlan St, Denver, CO 80212
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