False fire alarm triggered during painting at Cracker Barrel
Fire & ArsonRadio recording about a fire alarm at Cracker Barrel. Responders discuss unit locations and confirm the alarm was a false activation caused by painting activity covering a detector.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
02:11
Transcript:
You guys responding to the fire alarm. You're responding to the fire alarm at Cracker Barrel, 1215. Thank you, say. ready. Smoke detector from the Hall, respond on Ops 1. Again, in June 28, a residential fire alarm, 5214, northeast 3, 6th Avenue, and smoke detector from the hall respond on ounce 1 at 1215. 1, and I'll call myself clear when I exit both runways. We're aboard, (name withheld). We've got Intel 1230-ish. Roger, thank you. I'll make it quick. (name withheld), we're on 78th in TILA. Thank you. We both for adults. N203 at 1216. Engine 26 for Medic 1355. Engine 26, we are still currently at Fungentzegin 355. We are still currently at Falkhand Shave him. We're going to be a little bit before we get there. Just be guys. Ingen 26, we saw you on the map. Thank you. Probably, I'll go luck, thank you. (name withheld) 4, 12, 17. We got an update from the owner of the location saying this is balls, they were painting, and covering the alarm, set it off. Fresh longer.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Center Ave, Portland, OR 97217
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