An alarm going off in apartment 264. That is the only apartment that's going off. Not showing any indications on the alarm panel. The individual alarm for that particular apartment is not even activated. I've attempted to get in contact with property management who said that they are not able to come out. They directed the residents to contact maintenance through some automated system. We're working our way through that as well. I've got no hazards. I've got no way of silencing or controlling this alarm from any of the system points that I know. Is this something you guys need to come out and take a look at? What is there? Alarm panel reading? Not showing anything. Like I said... The building alarm panel is not indicating anything for this apartment, and the individual alarm for the apartment is not even activated yet. That panel is all clear as well. I just send us an email and I'll have someone follow up. It's in the morning. See if it's still going on. All right. What about the resident? (name withheld) 14-year rod, do we? Fortin two. Are they still at the apartment? Yes, they're still here. All right, stand by.
I think they have King Norfolk. We're on team. We're on team. Okay, (name withheld). Age 16-0. Edge 14 is on. We're on team. Center 4, 2337. Fire alarm. Fire alarm, 3512, Bay Palm Avenue. The club is dropped. Medicines-Dorak. Medics 15, Norfolk. Norfolk, engine 14. Norfolk, then, 14. The engine 11. Engine 11, louder 14, fire alarm 3512, Baypon Avenue, respond on Tack 4. Norfolk, the engine 14. Engine 14. Engine 11 and ladder 14, fire alarm 3512, Bay Palm Avenue, Tack 4, 2338. Let's give me heads up. We're getting another alarm activation from the alarm company. This one is hallway smoke detector. Yeah, we hear, we just spoke to the homeowner. He says it keeps going on for another reason. There's no smoke, no fire, no hazards here. person at Popeye's 5850 East Virginia Beach Boulevard. Medic 1.5 to Norfolk. Medic 15 guard. Mores and row. Medic 4. Sick person at Popeye, 5850 East Virginia Beach Boulevard. Respond on Tech 2. 915 to Norfolk. This is going to be a patient refusal. The father indicates... that no assessment or transport by EMS is required. However, patients will be transported by PD and the scene as being turned over to PD momentarily. Medic 4, sick person at Popeye 5850, East Virginia Beach Boulevard, tacked to at 2339. Center 4, 2330 now. Senate 4, Medi 4, I also copy. You're responding for a sick person call at Poppa's Chicken 5850, East Virginia Beach Boulevard. It's going to be a white female. Approximately 40 to 50 years old, 5 feet tall, heavy build wearing a teal nightgown. Did not specify what was wrong with her, just that she, the EMS come take her to the hospital. The time is 2339. I have forth on tape. Fireport camera. ladder 14, responding for a fire alarm at 3512 Bay Palm Avenue. The alarm company stated to please disregard, it was dispatched an error. Thank you, Captain. Engine 11, 914, clear. Lighter 14, counties. Engine 11, golden, 910, one of the other quarters. Senator 4-11 at 2341. Fire 14 in the clear.
Go ahead. I think we need it and I'll take that Disturbance & Tools Point. Signore. Radio 226. Hampton Baker. Stimney for Disturbance 6255 Stools Point Road. Apparently, the male still-looking plant is puppy, possibly branched firearm earlier today. This is not recent. It's going to be a white male, 40-50, shirtless, wearing shorts that are black in color. Interrel out. 4-3-6-9, city mileage, 4-4-44-7.
