Fire team checks for faulty alarm at residence, Rochester NY
Fire & ArsonFirefighters respond to a home on Duke Street to investigate a possible faulty alarm. Police cannot enter the house to check the basement, and no one is home.
Audio|Source: Monroe and Ontario Counties Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
Engine 12, taking the run on Duke Street, truck four to go back. Engine 12, taking the run on Duke Street, truck four to go back. You're got a 75, going to four, for fuel. Pretty special to engine 12. All right, 170, you can go back, checking for a faulty alarm, contact Arizona. Yeah, I'm just looking at the job card here. Police are saying they can't get into the house to see if it's in the basement. I'm assuming they mean checking for extension. Apparently nobody's home. As you're 12, I didn't catch your last transition transmission. Push me out, D.S.A. I'll advise when you get there. Okay, very good.
Engine 12, taking the run on Duke Street, truck four to go back. Engine 12, taking the run on Duke Street, truck four to go back. You're got a 75, going to four, for fuel. Pretty special to engine 12. All right, 170, you can go back, checking for a faulty alarm, contact Arizona. Yeah, I'm just looking at the job card here. Police are saying they can't get into the house to see if it's in the basement. I'm assuming they mean checking for extension. Apparently nobody's home. As you're 12, I didn't catch your last transition transmission. Push me out, D.S.A. I'll advise when you get there. Okay, very good.
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Location mentioned:
Duke St, Rochester, NY 14609
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