Residential fire alarm triggered by burnt food near St Paul Boulevard, Irondequoit NY
Fire & ArsonA residential fire alarm at a home near St Paul Boulevard was triggered by burnt food. Responders found no fire or emergency on arrival. The alarm was confirmed as false.
Audio|Source: Monroe County Fire Ops 5, 8, and 9
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Transcript:
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Paul, the automatic residential fire alarm activated living room smoke detector, near St. Paul Boulevard.
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Near Cooper Road and Collimer Drive, Box 1511.
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1C.35-171, up to speak.
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St. Paul, the automatic residential fire alarm activated, living room smoke detector near St. Paul Boulevard.
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Near Cooper Road and Collimer Drive, Box 1511, 1c-C35-171, offstate.
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Just batch for one C35, you'd show me here.
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1.3-0-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3-3.
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Be client-air and a momentarily.
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139-5, you can name me to travel as well.
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Okay, responding as well.
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We just got an additional from the key holder stating in the false alarm.
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Dispatchery 1.235.
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And show me on location with nothing showing.
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You can put 1-171 base in service and hit 153 continue.
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Okay, 1-2355 on location 171 can stand down 153 to continue.
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And did you copy the update?
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As far as that 171 copies we're back.
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1716.
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Dispancher for 1c35.
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This is burnt food.
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You can put the same call it to spend the next, sir.
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Location mentioned:
Near St Paul Blvd, Irondequoit, NY 14617
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