False alarm at apartment complex near Lenox Road, Atlanta GA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a smoke alarm call at an apartment complex near Lenox Road appeared to indicate smoke in the basement and a possible business name. Upon investigation, the location was an empty apartment building under construction with no occupants, resulting in a false alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Truck 29, radio.
00:01
Truck 29, go ahead.
00:03
This is a full apartment complex.
00:05
Do you have an apartment number?
00:09
Not showing an apartment number, stand by.
00:11
Truck 36 on scene, near Hampshire Parkway, status command.
00:16
We are investigating.
00:17
Received truck 36, 1509.
00:21
Thirty-six out with truck thirty-six.
00:23
Paramedic engine thirty-six on scene 1509.
00:26
Truck twenty-nine, I am going to do a callback for your call.
00:29
Received, thank you.
00:30
Okay, Atlanta Fire to Truck 29.
00:32
It's showing a business name of Connie Rolls and Associated Realty, and it's given a basement smoke.
00:41
There's no businesses out here.
00:42
This is just an apartment complex, near Lenox Road, and they have been doing construction on it.
00:48
Nobody's in them.
00:50
Okay, received.
00:52
False alarm. We put Truck 29 back to service.
00:54
Received. False alarm.
00:56
1510.
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Location mentioned:
Lenox Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
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