False fire alarm caused by accidental phone app trigger, Rockford IL
Fire units responded to an automatic fire alarm near Sandy Hollow Road in Rockford. The alarm was accidentally triggered from a phone app and was confirmed as a false alarm. Responding units were canceled.
Audio|Source: Winnebago County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Engine 7 and ladder 2 respond to automatic alarm near Sandy Hollow Road.
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Rockford, Ladder, 2nd, near Sandy Hollow.
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Town for letters.
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Prior to lighters.
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Prior to 7, 1-2-335, Indy Hollow.
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Orange and 7,
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the keyholder did a call back and saying it was a false alarm they were trying to cancel.
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Send for the keyholders on the premise.
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All right, the alarm company callback.
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I'm not sure if the keyholder is, I can try calling him direct.
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All right, fire permission 7.
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Cancel ladder 2.
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And if you get a hold of him and he's on premise and wants to cancel, then we'll be available.
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10.4, letter 2 can be available.
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Letter 2, copy, is directed.
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You can show us a corpus.
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Thank you, engine 7.
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Medical living clear, so we've been available.
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TAN4 medical...
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Go ahead.
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Keyholder is not on Steam currently.
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He advised that he accidentally triggered the alarm from an app on his phone.
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And four will be available.
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Location mentioned:
Sandy Hollow Rd, Rockford, IL 61109
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