False fire alarm triggers fire watch at North Carolina location, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm repeatedly activated at a location near Eastexamore Street, North Carolina. Firefighters and security arrived, but found no fire or hazards. Security personnel were instructed to perform regular fire watches until the property manager or alarm company responded to resolve the issue. The alarm system continued to reset and trigger alerts despite no visible danger.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 12 is automatic hold,
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near Eastexamore Street. Engine 12 is automatic hold, near Eastexamore Street.
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Keep along.
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Go ahead, Andre.
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Let's turn the scene over to security guard. The system is still not resetting. I don't know if you've gotten another alert from the alarm company.
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They weren't unsuccessful in reaching any of their contacts for an RP.
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I've advised security to perform a fire watch on the covid until they can get adequate response from their property medical company.
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I've got it. I believe the RP just called back in, semi.
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The engine they disregarded. It's the alarm company again. They're continuing to call in the alarm whenever it resets.
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Good morning.
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Hed 12th. P.D. is on scene.
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It's going to be from a male who's revised at two males assaulted him. It's going to be at the Nelson's pool room.
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Of Winter Moss Court and Ironstone Court, opt for traffic, manops for traffic.
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From the alarm company,
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we've advised the security guard to perform the fire watch on the hour on every floor.
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At this moment, there's no sign or any hazards.
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Location mentioned:
US-221, North Carolina
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