Fire alarm at residential address is a false alarm, Louisville TN
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a residential fire alarm at a home near Fox Chase Way. The alarm was a false alarm caused by someone changing the battery while confirming the correct passcode with the alarm company.
Audio|Source: Blount County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Fox Chase Way near Foxhills Drive.
00:05
Going to be the Pruitt resident showing upstairs smoke.
00:08
Permice number is (number withheld).
00:14
Is that going to be in Rock, Wisconsin?
00:16
This is Vising County fires and out to a fire alarm.
00:25
115 Fox Chase Way.
00:31
Terry.
00:33
Engine 2.
00:35
Tanger 6.
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Station 4. Take care of the airport.
00:41
Foreme, police.
00:47
Definitely.
00:54
What's the second letter in the tag?
01:01
Go ahead.
01:04
Clear and scene.
01:05
Command terminated.
01:06
Copy command terminated at 1540.
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Copy.
01:15
Copy. Copy.
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Copy.
01:21
Okay, related.
01:22
Validates in CAD.
01:23
I'm not seen cab. I'm not seen on the map.
01:24
I'll try to give them a call back and get better address.
01:28
November.
01:31
Temple, Bravo, November Yankee, 7546.
01:36
4-7.
01:39
Two.
01:47
One adder, go ahead, contact.
01:50
You can cancel that fire alarm at 115 Fox Chase Way.
01:54
The alarm company called back and they talked with a key holder.
01:57
They were changing batteries and confirmed with the correct passcode.
02:01
Copy. Cancel your response to 115 Fox Chase Way.
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I'll leave it.
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Location mentioned:
Near Fox Chase Way, Louisville, TN 37777
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