Building evacuated for odor and fire alarm at Washington St, Gloucester MA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a building near Washington Street in Gloucester was evacuated due to an odor and fire alarm activation. Firefighters investigated and found a slight odor and a smoke detector triggered but no fire.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack Valley Police, Fire and EMS
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02:58
Transcript:
00:00
Employee on scene reporting, building being evacuated, unknown cause this time.
00:07
Appreciate you, thank you.
00:13
All right.
00:17
I'm going to say you're responding,
00:21
25 year old male, difficult breathing.
00:32
Two, three, round two.
00:36
Two, three, round two.
00:48
All right, Lally and three.
00:52
Eighty-three.
00:53
Three-sixion to complete on the show.
00:57
Three-16 off the show.
01:10
Okay.
01:13
The claim is the streets outside for a 80-2-4 mouth,
01:17
global relieving chestings, and the same-road.
01:24
Copy it?
01:32
Thank you very much.
01:35
Fireland up in this area.
01:42
Military reports, the panel is showing first floor electrical room.
01:47
They're going to investigate.
01:48
They also had a pollisher in this area.
02:03
10013 service.
02:04
A smoke detector rear hall, no smoke, no fire.
02:07
We also set the burglar alarm off the ship, uh,
02:11
near Washington Street to the lawn.
02:29
Lieutenant found a smoke detector in left of the room.
02:32
There is a slight order.
02:34
Keep car two, return to others.
02:39
Receive Pete car to return to others.
02:43
The other.
02:46
See your alarm.
02:49
Received the 31 alarm at near Washington Street also cut off.
02:56
Is that on seat?
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Location mentioned:
Washington St, Gloucester, MA 01930
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