Fire crew responds to false residential alarm, Livermore CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, engine 91 from LP District One responded to a residential alarm near Sierra Court and Concrete in Livermore, California. Upon investigation, the alarm was determined to be false, and no emergency occurred.
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Transcript:
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LP District One, Engine Ninety-One respond for a residential alarm.
00:03
Near Sierra Court, cross of Concrete.
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This one's to you guys.
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You want you to AOR?
00:10
Copy AOR. What's happening?
00:19
Do you have an easy alert? One three zero.
00:26
One three zero, go ahead.
00:33
Ninety-eight, we saw our post hang over.
00:35
We're going to stop by industrial because you can't find anywhere open to use the bathroom.
00:40
Copy.
00:45
And two of course.
00:48
Hey, we're copies.
00:53
Six five eighty-five, Alco.
01:00
Five eighty-five, AOR.
01:06
Hey, hey, five eighty-five copies.
01:13
Plus 120, Alco or 1st C seven?
01:17
One hundred and 20 copies.
01:23
Six 405, clear.
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Alco, copy.
01:33
Six four zero five available.
01:36
There we are.
01:41
Six 5803 Alco, clear for C seven.
01:48
Four zero four Alco, clear C seven.
01:52
Four four copies.
01:57
Ready 583 Alco, for me copy C7.
02:03
Engine 91, premise made contact, is a false alarm.
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Location mentioned:
Sierra Ct, Livermore, CA 94550
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