False commercial fire alarm triggered during inspection
Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm sounded at a business address but was a false alarm caused by a fire marshal accidentally turning it off during an inspection.
Audio|Source: Prosper Fire and EMS
01:43
Transcript:
Battalion Chief 1, Engine 3, and Truck 1, Commercial Fire Alarm[1], 1390, line is 20 in Preston Road, number 20. Battalion Chief 1, Engine 3, and truck 1, commercial fire alarm, 1390, minus 20 in Preston Road, number 20. Cross Streets on a Longstar Drive, District 3, town out, 1134. After Dispatch, Fire Marshal 4. Fire Marshal 4. I'm at 1390, Preston Road doing an inspection, that was 2nd. It was me that shut the alarm off by accident. Great, then. It's 1921, engine 3, and Turk 1, you can recall. If I'm going to see, we go. Crosper, Chuck Longer, see. Engine, sir. We missed that radio, sir. Confirming you were canceled. Recall? You can recall. Farm Marshal four is on same and accidentally, et cetera.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Commercial Fire Alarm: Fire alarm activated at a commercial property
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Location mentioned:
Near N Preston Rd, Prosper, TX 75078
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