False fire alarm near Long River Drive in Reno, Reno NV
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to an alarm activation of unknown type near Long River Drive in Reno. The alarm company later confirmed the responsible party provided the correct passcode and canceled the call. The cause of the activation was not determined.
Audio|Heard on: Reno and Sparks Police and Fire
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
In Reno District Nine, for Engine Forty Four, alarm activation unknown type near Long River Drive, cross of Navajo Ridge Drive and Mustang Trail Drive.
00:10
Address point.
00:16
And Nevada (number withheld) boy one.
00:22
Norwich 50.
00:27
Gonna be your MDT.
00:31
Copy. Can you show us en route, please?
00:34
Stay firm.
00:47
J4.
00:49
Chief 71.
00:55
Yes, stand down.
00:58
As in, I copy.
00:59
Thank you, 44.
01:00
Any egg shines tonight available on radio?
01:03
Engine 9, tough one.
01:08
International.
01:11
I copy, thank you.
01:14
And copy your code for his exceptional answer.
01:18
That's a front.
01:20
Different.
01:25
44, we know.
01:28
Go ahead, this is 44.
01:30
Alarm company recontacted requesting a cancel per the responsible who gave proper passcode, but they did not say what set the alarm off.
01:37
Copy that. With those notes you can show us 044 will end up clear.
01:40
We'll return to TM.
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Location mentioned:
Long River Dr, Reno, NV 89506
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