Car crashes into pole triggering accidental fire alarm
Fire & ArsonA car crashed into a utility pole, which caused a fire alarm to activate accidentally. Responders checked the scene and found no major damage.
Audio|Source: Bristol Fire and EMS Dispatch
03:15
Transcript:
Engine 1 responding, Beach Street at North Pond Street on a cell alarm or a report of a motor vehicle crash into a pole. Yeah, okay. The engine one, Beach Street at North Pond Street on a sill alarm or motor vehicle crash into a pole. So fire for us, code 1[2]. Thank you. Street at North Palm Beach Street at North Town. It's going to be Carver versus Poll, hot response. 17-2[3] is your room. Do I get you over 50? No. Okay, go ahead. Calm. Okay, go ahead. Okay, we're going to be clear, accidental activation. Outstanding company, do you be careful with an actional activation? First line is a one-time scene and messageating. One fine three, two, equal. That's 792 on Citi, it's on Beach Street. Copy 1505. Spectrum to unit one. One. One. It's just charged out a house with Ftiles, room 14, then two, going to the pipe, the initials, E, H. H. H. H. H. Notification, the outer source, that's going to keep pole 3330. Notification only[1]. No major damage. We'll be standing by for record.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Notification only: For information, not a direct action
[2]
code 1: Non-emergency response
[3]
17-2: Unit identifier (not a crime code)
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Location mentioned:
Beech St & N Pond St, Bristol, CT 06010
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