Water leak triggers alarm at building in Charlotte 

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It's coming from an air handler on the fourth floor, like the all out of the drain pipe. It's been leaking for a very long time. Okay. (name withheld), I'm coming with building maintenance right now. It will be a moving there behind. Forty-two long. We'll pick that up. At Live 16. We sit the keys to the driver. He's on his way up. We're heading up. We're heading up. Engine 4. Service call[1]. 501 North Graham Street. Engine 4. Service call. 501 North Graham Street. Engine 4. Service call. 501 North Graham Street. All of those clear about 10 more minutes. You can have the channel back. I'll go back to my alarm. Two more minutes later one. Thank you. Got it. Hotel. Engine 42. (name withheld), 7321 Meadowdale Lane, on H. Hotel. Metagroutine MVA, 7,800 and over atwood's drive. Engine 16, netic routine MVA, 7,800 and over atwood's drive. Engine 10, chest pain, 4150 babbling Brookway. Engine 10, chest pain, 4150 babbling Brookway. We made entry into the rival room. There is active water flowing. We don't see any particular reason why we would be going off. I recommend getting contact with the property manager or maintenance for this facility. Copy that? What arm is your copy? Negative for make you guys repeat. Can you get the responsible party to meet us on scene? active water flows. Go ahead. 16 times into command. Go ahead. 16. 16. We're attempting to shut it off and drain it. In a few minutes we'll let you know if you can try to attempt to reset, see if that works. Copy that, I'm not having to silence it. You're clear, (name withheld). We've already evacuated Unit 285. Copy that, we're scenario and here to silence it. We're coming out in Sweet 275 to meet you. 3720 North Triand Street. Engine 7. Unconscious. 3720 North Triand Street. Engine 2, 4242, command. Go ahead, 4242. This one will not silence due to waterfalls. Copy that. We're trying to drain now.

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