False lifeline medical alarm at apartment 506, Gainesville FL
Fire & ArsonA medical alarm was triggered at apartment 506 in a residential building. Emergency responders found no patient contact or history. The alarm company later confirmed it was a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Gainesville Police and Alachua Fire
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squad when responding lifeline alarm to 400 apartments 400 Northwest 1st Avenue 400 Northwest 1st Avenue 400 Northwestern 1 Avenue for our department department 506 this was in the alarm company that called in from a medical alarm no patient contact made had no patient history or information 1439
00:27
The history we have here is Lifeline alarm. One's on scene. Do you have apartment on the number? I'm showing you on scene, you're asking one. Do we have an apartment number? That's affirmative. It's apartment 506. 506. That is the only piece of information that we have, aside from previous alarms at this location. Andy of three? Two, 14.
00:55
We were here yesterday. Again, same information, no patient information at all. And it doesn't appear that the unit made contact with anybody yesterday either. ECHO 32, X3, 1014. 1014. We're brief, over there. Alachar Squad 1. Squad 1, we just received word. The alarm company received Hopper Pass Code.
01:22
From a Matthew Baker advising we can't cancel reference false alarm. Measures these. Available. Available.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 1st Ave, Gainesville, FL 32601
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