Fire alarm triggered in empty apartment with dog inside


Fire alarm went off in an empty apartment where a dog was found growling inside. No fire or people were present. Fire crews checked the scene and prepared to reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Schenectady County Fire/EMS
02:32
Transcript:
Receive 2-221-717. Engine 2. I've got one quarters. Receive 2-775 arrived at 717. The restaurant's arriving. At 721. Clear. You can show us. Point 221 will be arriving. Receive 2.221, arriving at 721. 2221, just pull up alongside the building ahead of where you're going. Do 775A the fire control, or uh, to what is the same? Sure. Just confirming the room was 317. That's permanent. The room is unoccupied at this time. No sign of anything else set off the detector. There's also a dog in here as well. Can you repeat that I couldn't hear? Apartment 317 is unoccupied. No signs. What could have set off the alarm? Is there a head occupant? active in that room? When we came down there is a, or when we went in there, there's a dog that is growling inside the apartment. Okay, copy that. We'll go for reset. The Eagle Street, first floor, Delta response for a 64-year-old female chest pains and breathing problems.
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Schenectady, NY
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