Fire alarm triggered by vandalism with cut wires, Philadelphia PA
VandalismA fire alarm was triggered near Whitler due to vandalism, which involved cutting wires. Occupants tried to contact the alarm company, but no fire was confirmed.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire Dispatch - North
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Transcript:
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His car 724 is on location to secure the scene.
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Inform pico that the falls in front of near Whitler.
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You can make engine 62 available.
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Okay.
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Okay. Responding, 1027 Stephen Parris, apartment, 530-10.
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Affirmative medical alarm, no contact.
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Squat-7.
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Square 70, Proceed.
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1027 Stevens Terrace.
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9-4-1. Affirmative unit 530, no contact.
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May 12. May 12.
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Medi-12, Prophete.
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I get a hasty gene.
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Prophy, Medi, Mediq12.
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Next12, we have a 68-6-8 female Drake patient currently being ventilated.
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Your vest from semi-vital stable, E.T.A.
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15. All companies on North Medical standby for our hospital haste.
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All companies on North Medical standby for our hospital haste.
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All companies on North Medical standby for our hospital haste.
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NG50. NG50. All right, so, well, he's still got you on seeing that.
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Just be advised. We're getting an additional alarm from the alarm company.
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I guess I haven't called it in yet.
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Third floor is out.
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Thank you. It's murder.
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The property has been vandalized, so there's a bunch of wires been cut.
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They have been trying to get a hold of the alarm company, but I'm successful at this point.
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