Fire alarm at two-story residential structure investigated
Fire & ArsonFire departments are checking on a fire alarm at a two-story home. They see no fire but are looking into the situation.
Audio|Source: QuadCom Fire Departments
02:23
Transcript:
District 31, Still alarm[3], Fire alarm[1], Unit 2, Engine 32, Engine 31, Engine 903, Ambulance 32, Battalion 9107, South 8th Street, Cross Street, Engeltarm, and on Coste Load. Down 33, Your Note. Ambulance 32 are you in route? Ambulance 32 is in route. Engine 32 is in route. Ambulance 32, you're going to be replacing ambulance 32? Yes. Message receipts. Quad-com dispatching a severe weather statement. Markup from 1931. Stand by. dispatching a severe thunderstorm watch and effect until 7 p.m. Central Standard Time. Rutland and Dundee Countships are included in this watch, repeating. Quadcom is dispatching a severe thunderstorm watch. In effect until 7 p.m. Central Standard Time, Rutland and Dundee Townships are included in this watch. That's really nine. Go ahead. Did you want me to replace that ambulance? Message Recit.[2] Clerk from (name withheld). Unseen of a two-story residential structure, nothing showing from three divisions. We'll be out investigating. Two-story residential, nothing showing from three divisions out investigating, message received.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Fire alarm: Alarm activation indicating possible fire
[2]
Message Recit.: Message received/acknowledged
[3]
Still alarm: Initial non-confirmed fire alarm
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Location mentioned:
S 8th St, Illinois
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