Residential fire alarm tested at Pacific Coast Highway, Torrance CA
Fire & ArsonAudio of fire units responding to a residential fire alarm at 4445 Pacific Coast Highway. The alarm company later said they were testing the system and there was no actual emergency.
Audio|Source: South Bay Fire: Culver City, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance
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Transcript:
Waterflow alarm. Engine 64. We're in the area. You can't cancel six floor. We're on the call. For engine 62. Engine 64, show you clear. Engine 94. Fire alarm[1] Residential, 4445 Pacific Coast Highway, map page 162. What's the big didn't work out to? Next to, it's going to be 240 Marine Avenue. Alarm company recalled. They advise you may continue with the response on seeing they are testing, however they can confirm a restore. Okay. I know there too.
Waterflow alarm. Engine 64. We're in the area. You can't cancel six floor. We're on the call. For engine 62. Engine 64, show you clear. Engine 94. Fire alarm[1] Residential, 4445 Pacific Coast Highway, map page 162. What's the big didn't work out to? Next to, it's going to be 240 Marine Avenue. Alarm company recalled. They advise you may continue with the response on seeing they are testing, however they can confirm a restore. Okay. I know there too.
Police codes explained
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Fire alarm: Fire alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near Pacific Coast Hwy, Torrance, CA 90505
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