Building fire alarm triggered by burnt food, Audubon PA
Fire & ArsonA building fire alarm was triggered by burnt food cooking at a residence near Shannondell Drive in Audubon, Pennsylvania. Fire responders found activated alarm heads but determined the cause was burnt food, not a fire.
Audio|Source: Montgomery County Fire/EMS Dispatch and Digital Fire
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Transcript:
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3.29 B, cover 332. Captain Deputy City gets a building C.D.A. 29-39-3-3-2 in the road.
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According to anybody has a general fire alarm and a building called water home.
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Receive.
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Receive. Defense Deputy 1 from V's Battalion.
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I found it.
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2-A-alpha burnt food
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He said 28 alpha
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Perthood
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Yes 2-8-a-alpha The pizza was cooking
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The inner-natural
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Um,
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we're gonna, we're gonna open one to see if we can get it out.
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Okay.
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Just go off, you should accelerate the columnboard.
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We're going from the town area.
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Yes.
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Just to make...
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And just to confirm, you do have an activated head out there, right?
01:37
Yes, I do.
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Okay.
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We've done in 30 and 32 in the first school we have activated head.
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What was those last part?
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32A, A, ornamental status, near Shannondell Dr.
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322A, 322A, holdmanteau status. Let me see activated heads.
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Near Shannondell Dr, Lower Providence.
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Location mentioned:
Near Shannondell Dr, Audubon, PA 19403
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