Fire alarm reported with entry delay for dog on scene
Fire & ArsonEmergency services received a report of a fire alarm at a location. They faced a delay in accessing the site due to a dog preventing entry. Animal control was contacted for assistance. The property representative suggested it might be a false alarm, but an official cancellation needed to come from the alarm company.
Audio|Source: Spartanburg City County Public Safety
01:49
Transcript:
Rescue, this is fire alarm. 130 Trag Street, (name withheld). Westview, this is fire alarm. 130 Trag Street. (name withheld). Night Knock. If that dog is keeping them from getting in the house, have animal control respond to that. it's parking and (name withheld) says she can't get in because of that and animal control has been notified she was won't regular u-tie with you no you can't put the case and wrap call off well or other stuff the file was i think it was an employee or the owner she disconnected before she didn't answer any more of my question saying there was a false alarm I advise that she had a caught up fire alarm coming in to be able to get up to cancel and let someone else go out there. (name withheld), we'll continue on lots already, so we invite. B. B-1-A., you've asked me in back three-tile. All right-2. Good for you. (name withheld). cancelation on that alarm. No, our cancellations have to come from our law company. I had, I believe, a employee calling saying everything was fine as property owner, she wouldn't tell me. Saying that everything was okay, but I thought the law company has to be the one to cancel y'all. Okay, and four, that's persecution out.
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Spartanburg, SC
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