False alarm at residential building caused by cooking, Fresno CA
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to an alarm at a residential building near North Palm Avenue. It was confirmed to be a false alarm caused by cooking.
Audio|Heard on: Fresno City Police, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Residential alarm for Engine 7-0-50A, Palm Cross of Tomet, near North Palm Avenue.
00:10
Black clothing with a black backpack, no weapons were seen.
00:14
It's also going to be four buildings west of this west address.
00:31
Communications command, can you just have them call my cell phone, I'll have a discussion with them.
00:39
Copy, they'll turn to call you again.
00:41
It sounds like they turned to call earlier.
00:55
You make a good call.
00:58
Take your phone.
00:59
No answer.
01:01
Okay.
01:02
Okay.
01:03
We are command.
01:04
Be advised, I don't have any missed calls on my phone.
01:12
You can give my cell phone number.
01:16
Copy. We are coming from me.
01:27
4div12.
01:32
I'll check.
01:35
5-8-off-off-com, it's 709 north-com.
01:43
This will be a zone 11 always smoke.
01:51
4 David, 12 clear for the number.
01:56
559.
01:58
600,000.
02:01
Battalion 1,006,000.
02:06
Battalion 1, letter 9.
02:27
Reading thumbs for squads based on 555-7-1-poppy cross-row.
02:34
Arena.
02:35
2-2-4-3-self-poppy.
02:42
Engine 14 communications.
02:46
Go ahead for engine 14.
02:49
Engine 14, looks like we were able to get a hold of RP and they advised the false alarm it was due to cooking.
02:59
The engine 14 copies were available on the radio.
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Location mentioned:
N Palm Ave, Fresno, CA 93728
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