Water leak triggers fire alarm in Carteret apartment
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Middlesex NJ Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Police headquarters, all fire units, responding over to (number withheld) Pershing Avenue,
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apartment (number withheld) Charlie.
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For a fire alarm activation, possibly caused by a leak.
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Police headquarters, all fire units.
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(number withheld) Pershing Avenue, apartment (number withheld) Charlie.
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Fire alarm activation inside the apartment, possibly caused by a leak.
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Time now is 900 and twenty-two.
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A lot of ones responding.
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Nine hundred and twenty-(number withheld).
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All right,
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we'll
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make patient contact.
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Yeah, (number withheld) alpha one responding.
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A lot of ones on scene out investigating.
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We've got a (number withheld)-story, multi-family residential.
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Alarm sounded.
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One Charlie, one Bravo is going to be coming.
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Nine forty-five.
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Engine two arrived, standing by the hydrant.
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Two, you can move it up.
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Two received.
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One Charlie, take command.
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Go ahead. I'm upstairs with an occupant.
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There are no heat signatures in her apartment, but there's visible leaking from where the smoke detector is coming from.
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There's a visible leak, and we think it's a flat.
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All right, we're gonna check the apartment above and see where that water leak's coming from.
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Firehorse, come in.
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Yeah.
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All right, contacted the super.
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He's currently in Puerto Rico.
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We contacted someone else to respond here.
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Received, thank you.
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At this time, there's no signs of any smoke or fire.
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There is water leaking from one of the detectors in the apartment.
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We're trying to locate the leak.
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Okay.
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