Fire units respond to false fall alert in parking lot, Santa Rosa County FL
Other Non-Crime EventFire units responded to an Apple Watch fall detection alert near Quarrest Parkways. They searched the area and found no one in distress. The call was declared unfounded.
Audio|Source: Santa Rosa County Fire - South
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Transcript:
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Yeah, the 1035 responding, 1119C for use length.
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Agent 35 South Park.
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35, go ahead.
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That unit now responding from the 33 area.
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Could you repeat the last check?
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M.S now responding from the post-33 area.
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35 copies. You can show us on the scene.
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Bout Young. South Iron to 35.
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Engine 35. Engine 35.
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I'm just confirming the address is near Quarrest Parkways.
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That's where the call came out.
00:25
That's correct, right in the parking lot is where the Phase 2 is showing it.
00:29
It actually came in as an Apple Watch fall detection[1].
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35 copies. We're going to check the other stores here, but there's nothing near Quarrest Parkways.
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Okay.
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Southfire from the Italian 35.
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Battian 35? Battian 35.
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Not see. Battalion 35, I'm saying.
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The fire at the time for you. The time 40.
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Time 40, engine 4-1 in service.
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Time 40, engine 4-1 in service, 12-0-8.
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South, engine 35.
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Engine 35. Engine 35.
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We checked all the businesses, checked front and back parking lots.
01:02
There's no one in distress.
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We'll call this unfounded.
01:04
Engine 35 is back in service.
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Apple Watch fall detection: Automated alert for possible medical emergency
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