False medical alarm at Pittsburgh apartment sparks response, Pittsburgh PA
Medical EmergencyFire units responded to a medical alarm at Ebenezer Towers, only to find the apartment vacant, prompting the cancellation of further police involvement.
Audio|Source: Pittsburgh Fire Dispatch - Channel 1
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Transcript:
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... spoke with the alarm company.
00:04
They have no subscriber name.
00:06
They have no subscriber contact information.
00:13
All right, 4 engine received, I guess we're gonna try to store.
00:20
As you see, do you want me to start police or hold off for now?
00:30
Dispatch 4 engine probably wouldn't be a bad idea to start police this way.
00:37
Receive.
00:41
We'll update once we may get into.
00:46
Receive.
00:50
Four truck's in.
00:54
Four truck in. Four truck in.
00:56
All right,
01:02
this batch the four truck.
01:03
You can actually take a disregard for police on scene.
01:09
4 Truck copies in this regard.
01:11
Thank you. Go back.
01:16
Very soon.
01:21
H. General Company should have Ford Truck back in Saras.
01:24
All companies for truck back in at Deltzer 46.
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This one arm.
01:34
This is four engines.
01:38
Forward engine.
01:43
You did say this came as a medical alarm, correct? All right?
01:51
Affirmative Guardian Protection called medical alarm.
01:55
No contact.
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Ebenezer Towers, Apartment 804.
01:58
I confirmed that when I called back.
02:03
All right, we made access, this is a vacant apartment.
02:08
You can disregard the police.
02:15
Four isn't, that's received.
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Location mentioned:
Dinwiddie St, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
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