Fire alarm triggers response to residential building
Fire & Arson, Medical EmergencyMultiple fire units responded to a residential fire alarm at a building. The fire alarm was triggered, but there was no actual fire found at the location.
Audio|Source: Wallington Fire Dept & Mutual Aid
02:43
Transcript:
Fire on the Garfield Slide Department, Engine 1[1], Engine 2, Risk 3, and Truck 4. Respond of 35, Westington, activate residential fire alarm. Let's again, Fire on the Garfield's Flight Department on your second tone. Engine 1, Engine 2, Rescue 3, and Truck 4. Respond of 35, Westington on active residential fire alarm. Foundo zero 21, 201, 23. Okay. Okay, for Missing 2.0. 2. Now you're dispatch in Westington. Okay, for Ms. One of the same. TUD gave an updated location. Thank you. You're across the beach. You're across the be of Belmont and Van Winkle. Stand by on the hydrant. The victim follows at headquarters to start the process. Respondent. Mr. 023. Mr. 023, Yereto, Wessington, Wessell 024. Scuddy 3535, Wessington, Eurcrossby, Belmont and Van Winkle. One to our headquarters. Two bucks game. The bus game. I'm received for a PDU. It's set off due to O'Huka. Racing here, fire, hold on the engine one. Recruit No, 026.026. Firecom. All responding, the officer command, we holding on scene with engine one. All their units can return. Once goes for command, holding on the unit's engine one, all the units can return. Town of 026. Engine 1, John. Command. Deputy 3[2] arriving. We see W3-9G1, W-26. Look returning. We're going to see that 026.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Engine 1: Fire Engine Unit
[2]
Deputy 3: Fire Command/Officer
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Location mentioned:
Van Winkle Ave, Wallington, NJ 07057
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