Faulty smoke detector triggers alarm at Maryland location, Talbot County MD
Fire & ArsonAn alarm was activated near Ragged Point Road in Maryland. On arrival, emergency responders found no smoke or carbon monoxide. The alarm was caused by a faulty smoke detector, which showed zero readings on the meters. The situation was declared under control with no actual emergency.
Audio|Source: Talbot County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Rand, can you have there with the alarm in the backpipe room with that place?
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That's correct.
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Andrew 67 is all location.
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Engine 67 is arrived 256.
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If you say, when you come up here, just stop, just short of T-61.
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I'll be staying in here.
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That way you can get turned around.
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67 copies.
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I'm sorry.
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Seamus.
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Near Ragged Point Road.
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Hills Point Road.
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Crossitz point road, 259.
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Two minute 94 arrived at 1000.
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Had it 1,0259.
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The investigation, sugar maxis.
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Yes.
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The zero reading start out.
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We were actually a faulty smoke detector, not a faulty CO alarm.
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No smoke.
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No, TEO.
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Recommend under control.
01:35
Yeah, yeah.
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You're on what's playing in Tulsa.
01:39
Oh, there again.
01:42
Actually gonna be our faulty smoke detector.
01:45
Nothing evident zero reading during the meter.
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That's not time I control you and feel the other one ready.
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On Logelock 6.5, command place this street ride under trouble fault.
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It's a note detector.
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He needs to go unavail to 1,100.
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Location mentioned:
North Point Rd, Maryland 21601
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