Fire alarm triggered at Avery Jones Lane apartment, Rock Hill SC
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm at an apartment near Avery Jones Lane. Investigators found no visible fire inside. The alarm may have been caused by a pump issue near a freezer section. Medical EMS also responded to a fall incident involving an elderly resident at the same location. The situation was monitored with fire crews checking equipment and silencing the alarm once cleared.
Audio|Source: York County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Rock Hill Engine 3.
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Priority 1[1], Fall, with EMS (number withheld), Avery Jones, Landmark, 1-0-103, Tuckle 11.
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I have to appreciate it. If you want to go ahead and take command, we're investigating on the end of that note.
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All right, copy Firecom, formal part one will be a semi-command at the trial side of the structure with engine 3. Copy.
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Com,
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213.
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AMS 213, you can disregard. We're sending a cluster unit.
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Copy, show 213.
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AMS 2. Priority 1[1], Fall, 161 Avery Jones, Land Department, 103, Tech 11.
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Come, EMS-11.
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EMS-11's at Gold Hillman.
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Agwheel.
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Back-combe, EMS 2.
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EMS 2.
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Choose Nero.
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En-row. En-row.
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Sand, you just do.
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Go ahead.
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Now it seems to be a pump related issue. We have no condition showing on the inside. We're going to do some stuff here.
01:35
All right, copy. And you're advising.
01:37
Did you guys check the Charlie Freezo that you just said the panel shown?
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I think an actual freezer section now we change the pump room but there's no showing on the trailer side of the structure.
01:56
31 fall near Avery Jones Lane apartment (number withheld) called by a third-party caller for a malpatient in the 60s fell had a loss of consciousness but is conscious now possible broken hip door should be unlocked
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Command, two, an inch three officer.
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If I remember correctly, it should be the risers on the outside of the freezers, I believe.
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I may be wrong with that.
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Check the risers if you can, see if you have any pressure shown on those.
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Command, Mr. Three, Officer.
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Go ahead into three.
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We may have to be a possibility we've had this type of barn before.
02:47
So if we actually went to a pump house, you want to see the problem there.
02:56
I didn't hear all that year by saying if we need to go check the pump house.
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Correct.
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There's a possibility this is a receipt alarm originated from that location.
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If you want to redirect your crew, then head to the pump house,
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and if we're good there, we're going to go under control.
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We'll go from there.
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If we look here, you're going to experience here in the air.
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And it is.
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Go ahead. That's too.
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This is the side of the Troy.
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I'll go to chilling.
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All right, Codd, let's go ahead and silence the alarm.
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If we're clear on the inside,
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let's get the alarm silenced get the employees back inside and support the weather out and we'll go from there.
Police codes explained
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Priority 1: Highest-priority, life-threatening emergency requiring immediate response with lights and sirens by police, fire, or EMS.
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Location mentioned:
Near Avery Jones Ln, Rock Hill, SC 29730
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