False alarm from discarded smoke detectors
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Johnston County Fire
02:29
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00:00
Engine one, tower one.
00:01
We're flagged down at the entrance.
00:05
They're pointing at Moss Creek over by the little strip mall in that area.
00:09
We're over in the area.
00:12
Copy. Where are we located over there?
00:19
Oh, hold up right there.
00:25
Stop right there, stay right there.
00:32
It's right there around your truck somewhere, one of these houses.
00:39
Engine one, you come back here now.
00:45
Copy.
00:47
Engine one, pull past the tower, take the next street to your left.
00:56
Engine one, when you come down
00:59
Soft Wind Drive, I believe it is the 1st group of homes on the left.
01:08
Tower one, officer, tower one, over.
01:10
Come around the seaside, I think we found it.
01:14
Go far from it.
01:19
Central, this is one.
01:25
Change the address to (number withheld) Winding Wood Drive.
01:30
It was located the house on audible alarm.
01:42
Engine One, Tower One.
01:46
Yeah.
01:49
Yeah, they spoke with the homeowner.
01:52
She changed the old detectors out.
01:54
The old detectors were outside.
01:56
They must have activated.
01:58
Outside, there's no emergency or any name for 10-4.
02:03
Is there any way to remove the batteries from those old detectors so we don't get this again?
02:15
Firefighter single tear has the detectors with him.
02:20
Copy. Thank you for calling 911.
02:24
Hey.
02:26
Everything's simple here.
02:27
You can show all calling fire units clear for service.
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