False fire alarm at residence on North Harvey Street, Richmond VA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a smoke detector activation at a residence near North Harvey Street. Upon investigation, no fire was found, and it was determined to be a false alarm triggered likely by a smoke odor from an AC unit inside the home.
Audio|Source: Richmond City Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 12 and truck 3. Fire alarm.
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100, near North Harvey Street.
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Engine 12 and truck 3.
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Fire alarm.
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100, near North Harvey Street.
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Cross streets are Floyd Avenue and Grove Avenue.
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On tap Channel 2.
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Timeout, 13, 33.
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Company showing a route to 700 North 32nd Street for the smoke odor inside the structure.
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Completed stating smell coming from his AC unit.
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Smells like smoke.
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Also advised it's not necessarily to evacuate companies of Route 1334.
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Companies are route to 100 near North Harvey for the smoke detector activation. Coming from the Rubino residents,
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activation point, the rural smoke detector, companies in the route 1335.
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Page 11 is on scene, two-story, split frame,
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single-family home, we're investigated.
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Copy 11 was seen at this two levels,
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two stories foot level.
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Nothing visible, we'll investigate you have from here 1336.
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12's on scene we're investigating a truck theory. You could proceed non-emergency.
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Copy under 12 ORC, unprovisible,
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and 12, just copy, Homeowner Revises, false load.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Harvie St, Richmond, VA 23220
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