False fire alarm caused by electrical outlet issue, Los Angeles County CA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a report of a possible fire in a two-story single-family home in Los Angeles County. After inspecting the house, they found no smoke or fire. The cause was identified as a malfunctioning electrical outlet. The fire alarm was false, and additional units were canceled.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire - Command 30
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Transcript:
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L.A. Engine 102 on scene, 23, 29, Sienna.
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Two-story, single-family dwelling.
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Nothing chill and investigate.
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Engine 102 Compt.
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Engine 62 out of hydrant.
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Engine 102 is holding.
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Engine 102 is holding.
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LA, engine 102.
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Go ahead.
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LA, engine 102, we've checked the entire house. No smoke, no fire.
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The unknown electrical outlet malfunction, we're going to continue to investigate.
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You can cancel assignment.
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Engine 102 can handle, cancel compliance.
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All units responding structure fire and 102's district engine 102 can handle no smoke or fire.
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Los Angeles County, CA
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