Fire alarm at apartment building found to be false, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a fire alarm at a four-story apartment building near West 36th Street, Los Angeles, but found no smoke or fire. The alarm was likely false.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
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Transcript:
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The corrected address is near West 36th Street with bells ringing, nothing showing some four-story modern apartment.
00:12
Cash Force 15, Roger.
00:18
The engine is a PR saying it's been going off a while.
00:22
They don't know if there's any smoke or fire.
00:28
Okay, Roger, we'll end us.
00:37
National Rescue 257.
00:38
Can we have an update on that? LAPD here.
00:45
257, Roger, we'll check without LAPD.
00:57
We're not able to locate a patient at Terminal 4, American Airlines.
01:01
Did you try to call back for a better location?
01:07
Engine 95, standby.
01:16
Truck 15 from engine.
01:18
Corrected address is near West 36th Street.
01:21
It's a similar four-story to the rear.
01:24
No smoke.
01:25
We're walking the building.
01:27
Let you know if we have anything.
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Location mentioned:
Near W 36th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
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