Lightning strike causes false fire alarm at residence, Pembroke Pines FL
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a report of lightning hitting a ceiling fan at a residence on city center way. A smoky smell was detected but the fire alarm was determined to be false. All fire units were canceled.
Audio|Source: Broward County Fire/Rescue Dispatch
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Transcript:
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This is engine 65 responding to lightning strike[1]out one zero five most day over 184 reference to like 1525 We're responding we are currently located on turnpike southbound north of Pollywood board and hectic outside of the jurisdiction going to have time in a different here
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Copy, which only takes all the advice.
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Reading the note of the call, it states that lightning hit a ceiling fan and it smells smoky.
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Would you like to upgrade this to a structure fire, then single unit?
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The single unit respond, I'll be in a second.
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Copy.
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Not be 1522.
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Zone 69 Delta file line.
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Zone 69 Delta, 369, your respondentile fireline, 9-601 center away.
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It's going to be the house F dot city center.
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1526. 1626.
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123.
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Like 1527. 0-0-84, lot 299.
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Preference to a lightning strike[1] 1527.
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3 to dispatch.
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Go ahead 2 5533.
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The 2nd 253.
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C533 Firecalf.
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Go ahead. Go ahead and cancel all units respond.
01:17
601 city centerway, false alarm[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
lightning strike: Lightning-related fire incident
[2]
false alarm: No actual fire or emergency present
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Location mentioned:
Near City Ctr Wy, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025
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