False fire alarm due to low battery near O'Brien St, Goose Lake IA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated near O'Brien Street due to a smoke detector going off. No smoke or flames were seen, and it was found to be a false alarm caused by a low battery. Fire department units were canceled after confirming the cause.
Audio|Source: Clinton County Sheriff and Fire, Clinton City Police
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Transcript:
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Just like fire, just like fire, you're needed near O'Brien Street.
00:03
Near O'Brien Street for a smoke detector going off, no flames or smoke seen.
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Time out at 2236.
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Fire alarm going off in a residential building near O'Brien Street, just like.
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Before I'm getting into town now.
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Copy. Officer 16, 19.
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Copy.
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It's a dual alarm.
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It's for carbon monoxide and fire.
00:25
It's showing that it was a fire alarm.
00:27
Everything's 10-2[1].
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I'm going to pop the battery out.
00:29
She's going to put a new one in it.
00:31
Copy. Do you want us to cancel fire or keep them going?
00:39
Pretente, you can cancel them.
00:40
The cancellation page for this like fire cancellation page for near O'Brien Street there's an officer on scene so that it's just the battery he's assisting you can cancel timeout 2240
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-2: Receiving well/Signal good
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Location mentioned:
Near Obrian St, Goose Lake, IA 52750
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