Fire alarm triggered by burnt food in apartment, Fredericksburg VA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm in an apartment complex was triggered due to burnt food. There was no actual fire and the alarm was reset. No assistance was needed by the resident.
Audio|Source: Fredericksburg City and Spotsylvania County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Hed 1701 General Fire Apartment C. Charlie.
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1901, 11.
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Two-story farm building.
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Nothing other than 1. Oh, an hydrant.
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Bridgewater and Charles.
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Sorry, two-story building, nothing showing.
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Water.
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Bridgewater at 1956.
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Lutter 11 and engine 4. Residential alarm at near Cowan Blvd.
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Cross streets on Ansfield Street and Ben Farm Road.
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Response Priority 1.
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On Sproxy 1.
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They have a letter to an engine formate.
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Contact for the resident who says they do have a chirping alarm, but they're not requesting our assistance while the alarm company.
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Okay, or is it actually?
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Hit it.
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Okay. Okay.
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You can hold it to the line 11 to receive problem code. So like to need a counter change.
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Okay.
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And it asked.
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Tension 1701.
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Burn food and apartment, Charlie.
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Alarm reset. We're available.
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20-0-1.
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Location mentioned:
Near Cowan Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA 22401
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