Residential fire alarm found to be false, Plymouth MA
Fire & ArsonFire responders arrived at a residential fire alarm near Old Apple Tree Trail in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Upon investigation, they found no signs of fire or smoke and confirmed the alarm was false. Attempts to contact residents were unsuccessful, and the scene was cleared without further action.
Audio|Source: Plymouth County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine alarm to fire alarm?
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Fire alarm.
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Do you have a better address? We are at Old Apple Tree. The lady here says she did not call 911.
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Stand by.
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By the alarm, engine 11 to be four Old Apple Tree Trail.
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Receive four Old Apple Tree Trail.
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Engine one to handle.
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Alarm.
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Alarm.
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On scene, medium two-story,
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residential, nothing showing.
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C4S command, we're investigating.
00:56
Medium two-story residential, nothing showing.
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We're on team C-4 command.
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Investigating 707.
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I don't command handle the apartment.
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Brown different.
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I'm tweeted earlier today.
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Are you guys able to get a hold of anybody or if you have a callback number? We're getting no answer to the daughter and there's no alarm.
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That was negative.
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We looked up and down all the parties that lived there.
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Looked at their phone numbers and called them.
01:36
No answer on any of them.
01:40
Okay,
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investigation from the exterior is so unfounded.
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We don't have any reason to force the door here.
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We're going to clear,
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and may have terminated.
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Okay, receive, just do that.
01:54
It looks like they might have an address in Florida, so much if they go down there for winter.
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Location mentioned:
Near Old Apple Tree Trail, Plymouth, MA 02360
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