False fire alarm due to dryer overheating, Washington PA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a residential fire alarm near Morgan Ave in East Washington. The alarm company confirmed that the keyholder reported a dryer was overheating. Fire units verified the alarm was false and there was no real fire.
Audio|Source: Washington City Fire
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Transcript:
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Control 54, residential fire alarm activation, near Morgan Ave, East Washington.
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Near Morgan Ave,
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upstairs, smoke. 1523, you'd have it as such.
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Washington 514-10-10[1]-514-10-
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Copy, Agent 542, you're now, 1524.
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Control engine 542.
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Go ahead, control.
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Control.
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Okay, I'm not sure if you're copying me or not. Update from the alarm company there. Facebook to the keyholder who gave proper code and said her dryer was heating up.
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Your update, 1525.
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Watching an engine 541 copies. Engine 2 can continue to verify false form.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-10: Fight in progress
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Location mentioned:
Near Morgan Ave, Washington, PA 15301
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