Fire alarm triggered by steam at assisted living facility
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at an assisted living facility was triggered by steam from a shower. Fire crews confirmed there was no actual fire.
Audio|Source: Bluffton Township and Hilton Head Fire
01:49
Transcript:
Dispatch, engine 3. 10.3[1]. You can show us third of the gen med. We'll be enrapped the fire alarm. Blatter 2 can cancel. 2.003[2], I copy you. You're going to the fire alarm at River Oaks, Assessive Living at 1251 Ladies Island Drive. Ladder 2, you copy? This is right, through property, clear. 24-11[3]. 2.5. Engine 3. Engine 3. Engine 3 will be established. Engine 3. Engine 3 will be establishing command. We do have a visual alarm, Indian 3, officer will be... We'll be investigating on Buford, Alps 1. Simport, Indian 3, single-story facility, nothing showing visual alarm will be out investigating going to Buford-Ops 1. Dispodge, engine four. Engine four. Engine four. Engine four, available. Received. Engine four, engine four. This location, alarm was set off due to steam from the shower. The Italian can cancel. Engine three will remain outside for information. Two, four, engine, three. Right, Italian one, you copy?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10.3: En route
[2]
2.003: Copy/acknowledge
[3]
24-11: Clear
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Location mentioned:
Near Ladys Island Dr, Port Royal, SC 29935
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