False fire alarm caused by student at wood-frame house, Lynchburg VA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm at a two-story wood-frame house near Langer Lane in Lynchburg, VA. Upon arrival, they found no smoke or fire. The alarm was triggered by a student pressing a smoke detector in the bathroom. No danger was found and the scene was cleared.
Audio|Source: Lynchburg Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Agent 3 is going to be arrived near Langer Lane. We've got two-story wood-frame residential.
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Nothing's showing from side, Bravo,
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Charlie, Delta.
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We established Langer and command.
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I'll take a traffic by Route 1 of my arrival.
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Okay, do it, Roger, you can clear.
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Okay,
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we'll play when they come.
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Agent 3.
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John 2.
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John is who you, Dajun 3.
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Okay, so Dajun 3.
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Okay. Very forth.
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They're off to the yore.
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So.
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Lagerlake, ma'amly call.
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Leigholey. War on out to bed appropriately.
01:09
The student was beeping in the bathroom.
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We didn't smoke, that'll be alarmed.
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No hazard.
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We're going to be clear.
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Commands to be terminated in recent service.
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Lynchburg, VA
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