False fire alarm triggered by battery change, Farmington CT
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at a residence near Jordan Lane was triggered by the kitchen smoke detector. The alarm company spoke with the homeowner, who provided the correct passcode and explained they were changing batteries, confirming it was a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Farmington Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Fire alarm and Jordan Lane residential.
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Engine 2, engine 5, engine 3, engine 6.
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Fire alarm, near Jordan Ln, residential, coming in as smoke kitchen hall's detector, negative keyholders at this time.
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Plus Williamsburg Lane and Mountain 0615.
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3 on the close by, I can head that way as well as long.
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Record?
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Just to confirm, he said near Jordan Lane, off West Avail.
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Affirmative. Cross through his Williamsburg, Maine.
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Okay. Headquarters to is two and three.
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Update from the alarm company.
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They spoke with the homeowner on team.
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Provider proper passcode.
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It's state. It's a false alarm.
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They were just changing the batteries.
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Roger. I want to be on.
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That's it?
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There you go.
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301 down here. 3-0-1 down here.
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State, 301.
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Go ahead.
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301 just got an update from the alarm company.
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They spoke with the homeowner who provides proper passcode.
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They stated it was a false alarm.
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They were just changing the batteries.
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3G if you can clear all units.
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Roger all units, clear is your safety.
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For a lot of batteries.
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The engine choose on air.
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Yo.
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Location mentioned:
Near Jordan Ln, Unionville, CT 06085
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