False alarm from battery issue at Williams Street home
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Dighton Fire Operations
02:03
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Car 1051. We are responding (number withheld) William Street.
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Received.
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Car one, come on.
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Fire alarm.
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Car one's on scene.
00:18
Single story wood frame residential structure, nothing showing from the outside.
00:22
I'll have William Street command.
00:24
Building appears to be evacuated.
00:28
Copy.
00:31
Engine three, fire alarm.
00:34
Fire alarm.
00:37
Engine three's on scene.
00:39
Received.
00:43
Rescue one, a fire.
00:46
Fire alarm.
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All air response.
00:53
Received.
00:56
Command rescue one.
01:00
Fire alarm.
01:03
Uh, it's calling rescue one.
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Command rescue one.
01:08
Rescue one.
01:10
Sir, can we just take a look see if you have any double A batteries in your truck?
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Affirmative.
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Man to fire alarm.
01:22
Fire alarm.
01:24
You can hold everybody in the station behind Engine Three, Rescue One, and A One.
01:28
This is a battery issue at this residence.
01:30
We're going to try to resolve for the homeowner.
01:34
Received. A
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One, follow.
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Fire alarm.
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A One is
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on scene.
01:46
Received.
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Rescue one to command, that's affirmative.
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We do have double A batteries.
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Received, perfect. On your arrival, you can put your apparatus behind my cruiser in front of engine three.
02:02
Rescue one has the message.
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