Residential fire alarm caused by accidental detector activation, Naples FL
Fire & ArsonA residential fire alarm went off near 14th Street South in Naples. Firefighters arrived to find no fire. The alarm was triggered accidentally by the homeowner.
Audio|Source: Collier County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 25. Residential fire alarm, near 14th Street South,
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Respond on Control West.
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Engine 25.
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Residential fire alarm.
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Near 14th Street South.
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Respond on Control West.
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Timeout, 1759 hours.
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Depending on anyone.
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You get an engine 25 going to 14th Street south.
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Can you confirm that they're going to be close to seeing it? As affirmative, I believe they were on the south.
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Got me.
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Control shows, squad 10 in service.
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Copy.
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Control, engine 25 is on scene, multi-story residential structure, nothing showing at this time alarm is sounding, we will advise further.
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Copy into 25.
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Engine 25 control.
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The homeowner was (name withheld), set off detector.
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Right now we're going to find a way to reset it.
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You don't have...
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Everything here is affirmative.
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I can't be that under 25.
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Location mentioned:
14th St S, Naples, FL 34102
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