false fire alarm from fog machine near northwest 137th street, Oklahoma City OK
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an automatic fire alarm near Northwest 137th Street in Oklahoma City. The alarm was triggered by a fog machine used during an event, causing a false alarm. No fire or emergency was found.
Audio|Source: Oklahoma City Fire
01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 37, respond to automatic fire alarm.
00:04
At near Northwest 137th Street.
00:08
Time out, 2118.
00:19
BrushPumper 2.
00:21
Respond to automatic fire alarm.
00:23
At 2910, Ranch Road.
00:26
Timeout, 2118.
00:34
Disfetch, Station 2, you've been canceled by the alarm company.
00:41
Inge2Clearment.
00:48
Bruchervet is clear and return.
00:55
Squad 24, respond to breathing problems.
00:59
At 4401, northwest 39th Street westbound.
01:03
Timeout, 2125.
01:20
Engine 37, dispatch.
01:24
Go ahead, engine 37.
01:27
There's no problem here.
01:29
I spoke to the general manager.
01:31
They're having an event tonight and they are using a fog machine and set off the smoke alarms.
01:35
There's no problem.
01:36
We're returning back to service.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 137th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
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