Fire department finds no hazard after operator error
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a possible hazard but found no danger due to operator error.
Audio|Source: Cambridge Fire
01:51
Transcript:
Division 100 to command. Negative readings on the ladder once speed is also. Okay, if you can just inform the occupant that MSOS will be arriving shortly. Okay, very good. All set for companies to head down. Affirmative. Answer, they're asking. Zero of Windsor. Will they need a Hiflinski? I stand by. Final call, squad, are you on scene there? You have the squad there, the rescue's available. Do you need them? Can you repeat that? Do you have squad three on scene with you there? The rescue is available if you need them. The squad is here with us now. Rasker here, I'll say. You can go on service. Chris. Divisw on the file. Answer, individual. Let me use a clear of code 412[1]. If you can update, ever saw us, this was operator error. No readings. Clear 412, update, operator error.
Police codes explained
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[1]
412: Operator Error / False Alarm
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Location mentioned:
Windsor St, Cambridge, MA
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