Fire alarm at suburban station with language barrier and threats, Philadelphia PA
A fire alarm was activated at a subway station on John F Kennedy Boulevard in Philadelphia. There was no confirmed fire, but responders faced a language barrier and people on scene refused assistance and threatened to call the police.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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245, 28269 issue from the alarm system.
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Inter 45, 2826 time is proof an alarm system, operate on fire.
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After 45.
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27.
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Maddoich Pires out of.
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1400 JFK. 13.15.
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1445.
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That's 528.25.
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Okay. Um,
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Primitive 27, they're actually going to be at suburban station at the 16th Street entrance, 16th and JFK underground.
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Can we get a first responder?
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Sure.
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Attention, engine 20, response, Lidek, 27, 1400, John of Kennedy Boulevard.
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Engine 20, respond to 927, 1400, John Kennedy, Boulevard offering the South Midd-P-53B.
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Yes, ma'am.
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Do you have the room number again?
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25. 105.
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10-02.
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Indian 45.
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45, all no, no, J-V.
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Medite, uh, 21.
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Okay.
01:20
Coffee come again?
01:26
Okay, we get a police car here.
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It's a language barrier.
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And the people that's here saying they don't need our help.
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We're not to fire the permit.
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They threaten to call PD.
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Can you send a police car here?
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Location mentioned:
Near John F Kennedy Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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