Alarm triggered at location, no fire found
Fire & ArsonThe audio discusses a fire alarm that was triggered at a specific address. Fire units were sent to the location, but it was confirmed later that there was no actual fire.
Audio|Source: Oklahoma City Area Police and Fire
02:40
Transcript:
Engine 12, respond to automatic fire alarm. At 1501, northeast 11th Street. Timeout, 2226. 104. Other time. 24. Other side. 24. 24. Other 5.0. working holding a little over two hours. No more. Go ahead. Did you start you to disbandolism, 1121, Southwest 60th Street, holding pass? One-on-six-year-lock. Thank you, man. Break-down unit dispatch? 2-1-10-9. Most of your traffic was very garbled. 1060 on 48th and Portland on a George, Adam Lincoln, 2nd44. What was the last unit calling in Bricktown Spurnley Dispatch? The county unit Bricktown Dispatch. Two Delta 2-21, please, 9-year traffic stop. I'm going to see if I could get a unit over here at Day's Hot Chicken for a gentleman refusing to leave. Oh, starting to walk east on Reno. Okay, well, I took the class of this raid, and 29. Robert, forks, Lincoln, I have a relationship right on the side. Okay. Okay. Ocean 11, that kind of unit. You got a description? Yeah, red shorts, dark shirts, got three dogs, lightnings. We see this last one to be 1060, 12th in Classen, Paul George John 6207, Texas Tech. Clear. 1560 at Western 29 is on Queen Winston Stan 2.5. Agent 12, we can cancel for a false alarm.
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Location mentioned:
Near NE 11th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73117
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