False fire alarm triggered repeatedly at Lombard Street, Philadelphia PA
Fire units responded to a fire alarm near Lombard Street. No fire or danger was found. The alarm was triggered repeatedly in error because the registered occupant no longer lives at this address.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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Attention, NG1-1-300 Lombard Street's alarm system[1], NJ1, 3,200 Lombard Street alarm system operating on the South Army.
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Affirmative.
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Safety 2B.
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We'll recall.
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Affirmative.
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My 22, 1,300 West Lehigh Avenue, Mike 22, 3,200 West Lehigh Avenue, deleted dialysis, operating on in South
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Midianx... Dainty-3
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Proceed
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All location,
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1542, nor 22nd. Nothing.
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Midg-19?
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Investigating.
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Firmidus.
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Magnit 19?
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Ladder 1.
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Yes, respondent.
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We have 11,000.
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Proceed.
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Poor bleeder fall, seizure.
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Responding.
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1542, north 22nd for fumes.
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Affirmative.
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Enter 27. Proceed.
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42 or 25?
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Permitive.
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25.
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Medic 25.
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Page you watch.
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Proceed.
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Proceed.
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3200 Lockmark.
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Permit.
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We're not getting any answer at the door.
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We did come here earlier this morning,
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and the gentleman stated that the person who has the alarm no longer lives here,
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and we're constantly coming here because they, I'm not sure they keep pressing it, but he's not sure where they live at now,
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so we're available.
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Okay.
Police codes explained
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[1]
alarm system: Alarm system activation or notification, typically indicating a possible fire or emergency situation.
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Location mentioned:
Near Lombard St, Philadelphia, PA 19146
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