False Alarm at Commercial Property in San Jose
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a commercial fire alarm at a building. The alarm was later confirmed to be a false alarm, and the units returned to service.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
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Transcript:
Engine 8, Engine 1, on Trieste Medical, 60, North 13th Street, near East Santa Clara Street and East St. John Street. Station 8's area. So your fire, Engine 8, it's back in service air list. You can cancel one. Engine 8, 104, Engine 1 will show you back. Commercial General Fire Alarm[1], 4189, Lee Avenue, near Nelson Way and Very Way Station 9's area. How's their fire, engine I? Engine 9, are you taking the call for Chuck 9 at Lee Avenue? That's affirmative. We're in route. We're out. Engine 9104 will show you en route to the call at 4189 Lee Avenue at Nelson Way. This is for a general fire alarm without a reset. It's 2PAS number 8 fire system. Check 9, we'll show you back in service. And engine 8 on San Jose, your patient's now under. The engineate, it looks like they're also not breathing, so this is an echo response, and PD does have the call. Currently, they have no units attack. I was there firing Jain. Yeah. In Jain, go ahead. I see that note says it's false alarm. Would the person still like us to respond? And Jain, he didn't say that. He just said he didn't request a cancellation. It just said it was a false alarm. He's denied copies. We're going to go back in service.
Police codes explained
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General Fire Alarm: A triggered fire alert at a commercial property
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San Jose, CA
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