False fire alarm at nine-story building on Hamilton St, Allentown PA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered in a nine-story mixed-use building on Hamilton St. Firefighters found no evidence of fire. Security personnel were present and planned to reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Lehigh County Police
02:44
Transcript:
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Street, automatic fire alarm.
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Down forty-throughs of Johnny.
00:07
1042, 43. You have engines 496 truck 2-1-1.
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I have to go up that way.
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I said, no, you do not.
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This road is closed. That's why there's a line of cones here.
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That's why there's a vehicle with an emergency light on it.
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It's closed.
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And she says, oh, I thought I saw someone just go up this way.
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I said, ma'am, no one's gone up this road for the last three hours.
00:25
So no, you didn't.
00:27
Good catch, Richard!
00:28
Three is on scene.
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We have a nine-story, mixed-use occupancy, nothing shown inside Alpha Bravo.
00:35
Hamilton Street.
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Winston Street.
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Lake County, 207.
00:43
Cedarcrest Post-A-Q, 1265 South Syracrest Boulevard.
00:46
He must be in dispatch for a fall victim.
00:48
87-year-old female had Bell bleeding from the head.
00:50
Sudercrist post-acute.
00:51
Here is your life.
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Head for.
00:53
That looks like telling to me.
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I'm for, it is.
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We'll be on the area.
00:57
Never. Yeah, from within that area, there's a light brown dog unnumbered.
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Not in the street.
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We look this, we've located the activated alarm, there's no apparent reason for the activation.
01:15
Securities on scene, they'll reset.
01:17
You can return everywhere.
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Location mentioned:
Hamilton St, Allentown, PA
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