Fire alarm activation at 100 Southeast 9th Street, Kansas Tower; crews investigating possible high-rise commercial structure incident., Topeka KS
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Fire & ArsonFire alarm activation at 100 Southeast 9th Street, Kansas Tower; crews investigating possible high-rise commercial structure incident.
Audio|Heard on: Topeka and Shawnee County Fire Departments
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02:17
Transcript:
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Engine 6, Truck 3, Battalion 1, 100 southeast 9th Street at Kansas Tower,
00:08
Northwest Health.
00:09
I got a fire alarm from the 7th floor elevator lobby smoke detector.
00:17
Engine 3, Engine 6, Truck 3, Battalion 1, 100 Southeast 9th Street at the Kansas Tower, Northwest Health,
00:28
got a fire alarm from the 7th floor elevator lobby smoke detector.
00:34
Your call is going to be on Alpha 4[1] at 1246 hours.
00:47
Range is six.
00:54
Thanks, go ahead.
00:57
Hey, we'll take that for you.
01:01
That, four, thank you.
01:07
Truck 3 on scene, high-rise commercial structure, nothing visible, truck 3 investigating and will be for first command.
01:17
Command 2, Engine 3 assist with investigation.
01:23
Engine 3 is on scene, assisting Truck 3
01:31
We'll be the right on-in for the vehicle.
01:37
Remind.
01:40
E-4's level one pithers.
01:48
This is the first level one pattern.
02:05
Rescue 6, you do.
02:06
Go ahead.
02:09
Okay, it looks like we've got a deputy outside.
02:11
There's a driving that there's a driveway that you can use and it's going to be 6.005.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alpha 4: Radio channel 4
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Topeka, KS
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