Residential alarm triggers level two fire response, Buffalo NY
Fire & ArsonA residential alarm was activated near Dearborn St between Five-Marer and Hurdle. A level two fire response was dispatched including Engine 26 and Ladder 13. On arrival, a 2.5-4 story wood frame building showed no signs of fire. The alarm originated from the bedroom area.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Fire
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Steel alarm, level two response to investigate a residential alarm, activation near Dearborn St between Five-Marer and Hurdle.
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Let's go for Engine 26, ladder 13.
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The alarm, level two response, to investigate a residential alarm near Dearborn St between Five-Marer and Hurdle. Let's go for engine 26, ladder 13, timeout 14, 24, 26, left for fire.
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Engine 25th, service.
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...25 in the...
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...this message.
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This is for your team.
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...notified green that the light is out on, Lexington and North Ogden are?
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Roger, Luddington and North Ogden,
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Lake. Absolutely out. Correct.
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Affirmative.
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308, letter 7, EMS is near Hertel.
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The Admiral Road and Wallace report of a male attempting self-harm,
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now having chest pain.
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1938 ladder 7 EMS to near Hertel between Alamo Road and Wallace. For a report of a male attempting self-harm,
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now adding chest pain.
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It's about 14, 28 hours for fire.
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26 on location to an a story, what for him, nothing's showing.
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Section 26 on location 2.5-4 wood frame, nothing showing.
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The alarm was setting coming from the corrections from the bedroom.
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Location mentioned:
Near Dearborn St, Buffalo, NY 14207
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