Fire alarms trigger at two apartment complexes in Lakewood, Littleton CO
Fire & ArsonFire alarms went off at two apartment complexes in Lakewood, Colorado. At one location, a resident canceled the alarm, saying it was a cooking accident with no fire. At the second location, firefighters found an active smoke detector but no visible smoke or fire. Firefighters had to force entry and requested non-emergency law enforcement assistance.
Audio|Source: West Metro Fire Rescue
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Transcript:
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Agent 6 on a commercial fire alarm, the summit at Red Rocks, 16 South Holman Way.
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This will be apartment 2 B.
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Boy,
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respond on tag 2 at 1818.
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Agent 17 on a fire alarm, near South Zang St, respond on attack 2,
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1822. Motion 13.
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Doors.
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Motion 13,
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homeowners requesting to cancel, stated that the alarm is no longer activated, she was cooking in a garage.
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You know me for a fire.
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It does no need for fire.
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I'm no one, the call taker just stated that they did not need help resetting.
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Engine 13 available.
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Thank you, 1825.
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1926. Engine 6. Engine 6. Engine 6.
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We have an active smoke detector with no apparent smoke or flames, but we are going to have to force entry. Please start law enforcement non-emergence.
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Copy engine 6 with an active smoke detector.
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No smoke or flames will make the force entry requesting alley non-emergent at 1826.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Zang St, Littleton, CO 80127
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