Fire crews respond to false alarm at commercial location
Fire & ArsonFire crews were called to check a fire alarm at a business address, but found it was a vacant lot and determined the alarm was a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Detroit Fire
02:11
Transcript:
Still alarm[1], engine 40, ladder 17, doing a still alarm, 26, 25, single. Between Linwood and Princeton, part of the commercial fire alarm, ladder 17 is around. Engine 37, back in our first alarm district. Nige 37 back in your first time, just right? The alarm, engine 40, respond to 26, 25, Fenkell. Between Lynn Woodham, for instance, where's the commercial fire alarm? 440's quarters and route to the Davidson Yard for fuel 5.5 clear of engine 40 and rocked the Davidson for fuel. Agent 30 is in service 321. Injord 30 and service 321. Injord 30 at service 321. Injointed 40 on the scene as that's getting. Inj 40 on the scene investigating. Ladder 17 is on the same. Sir 17, same. Central, we have a huge vacant lot at that location in that address. Do you have any more information? In June 40, Larry 17, we have nothing further. We received 2625 single. Where's the commercial fire alarm? No further information. Senator, there's a whole block of vacant land at that address. So I guess we have a false alarm. We're in service. Fire 17 in service.
Police codes explained
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Still alarm: Initial fire response to reported incident
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Location mentioned:
Near Fenkell Ave, Detroit, MI 48238
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