Residential fire alarm likely caused by bad detector
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Campbell County Fire and EMS
02:17
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Campbell, we had a relative to the homeowner show up and gave us access to the home.
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We're inside taking a look now.
00:08
I copy.
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1606 to 1605.
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Go ahead.
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I'm at the station.
00:23
Do you need me to bring anything or just stand by?
00:28
No, sir, just stand by.
00:29
We made entry now.
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There's no signs of smoke.
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It's probably a faulty detector, but we're just doing our due diligence.
00:37
Okay.
00:43
Sixteen thirty-nine, Campbell on scene.
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Copy.
00:53
Campbell, five on scene.
00:56
Copy, five on scene.
01:03
Okay, my units, we have a motor vehicle accident in the area of (number withheld) Ward's Road on the southbound side.
01:10
Two vehicles, no injuries, no fluids, and vehicles are out of the roadway.
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State police have been notified.
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Give me clear.
01:19
Yeah, we can go ahead and disregard anybody.
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This call,
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med unit, clear.
01:25
Okay,
01:27
we'll correct.
01:36
Company 16, any member not on scene at (number withheld) Valley Drive, (number withheld) Valley Drive for residential fire alarm can disregard.
01:44
Again, (number withheld) Valley Drive, you can disregard.
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Campbell clear 1509.
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86 clear.
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I copy clear 1509.
02:03
1639 Campbell.
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Sixteen thirty-nine.
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I'm also clear.
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I copy. Fifteen ten.
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