Fire alarm triggers no hazards at Monroe Street, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to alarms at two nearby Monroe Street addresses in Chicago but found no fire or danger. They held ambulances and began returning to service.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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Still[1] 4240 Monroe, 4240 Monroe.
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4240 Monroe. 4242 Monroe for 95.
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35, Maine. We've made it to Belmont and Can't see here.
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We find nothing.
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You can hold the ambulance.
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We're going to return. Message 3[2].
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Truck 40, 90, you just don't have fire.
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The truck 40 is going to aim, I'm listening to speak 40 to 40 in a row.
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Message received.
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Do you get three trucks on the still truck before he was taken off for another AML's assist.
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Italian 18 message received.
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113, man, you can hold that AMOS coming in or we're going to return.
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You do this on Monroe.
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Yeah, 113-42440 in row, 42-40 in row.
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42-40, Westman, row.
00:28
That, too, still ordinary.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Still: Initial fire response (Chicago Fire terminology)
[2]
Message 3: Administrative code, possibly a status update
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Location mentioned:
Near W Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60624
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