False fire alarm reported near Bitterroot Drive, Colorado Springs CO
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an automatic fire alarm near Bitterroot Drive in Colorado Springs. After investigation, it was confirmed to be a false alarm with a valid code. Police were also present due to a related panic alarm.
Audio|Source: Colorado Springs Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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11, engine 20, near Bitter Root Drive for an automatic fire alarm activation.
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On the 12, engine 2, 1625, West Wingis Street, Mountain Mammoth for Medical.
00:19
That's batch, engine 20.
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Engine 20, good.
00:24
Call phones are making this look like this is a burglar alarm.
00:28
Do you have any other information?
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Negative. I'll...
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...transcendent into from Cimarron and 21st.
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Copy.
00:38
Ninja 20, negative.
00:39
I'll double check with the call-taker.
00:40
Looks like they're still in the line with the alarm company.
00:45
Received.
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And as your 20, it looks like this is also a panic alarm.
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PD is in routeside locations.
00:56
Copy that.
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We respond to two.
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Copy.
01:05
I'm sorry, just patched AMR 31 is long seen with a clean.
01:08
So, I forgot our unit.
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Copy. Copy.
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And in 20 from this message, it's like this is going to be a false alarm with proper code.
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Location mentioned:
Bitterroot Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80923
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