False fire alarm due to dust in smoke detectors, Valley Park MO
Fire & ArsonThe audio records a response to a fire alarm at a home. The alarm was triggered accidentally by dust in the smoke detectors, and there was no actual fire.
Audio|Source: St. Louis County Fire and EMS - South
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Transcript:
1994[1] Residential Fire Alarm 1066 Big Bend Crossing Drive Cross Street is Big Bend Road 1994 respond on South Maine On the scene of a medium-story residential, nothing shown from the interior, we have that's a medium-sized residential, nothing shown from the exterior, I'm asking. That's got it from 1999. In 1994, going. It's an accidental set-off, they're doing home ramp. Drywall dust in detector, no matter is the in service. 1994, that's clear accidental, drywall dust in the detectors. I'll show you, sir.
1994[1] Residential Fire Alarm 1066 Big Bend Crossing Drive Cross Street is Big Bend Road 1994 respond on South Maine On the scene of a medium-story residential, nothing shown from the interior, we have that's a medium-sized residential, nothing shown from the exterior, I'm asking. That's got it from 1999. In 1994, going. It's an accidental set-off, they're doing home ramp. Drywall dust in detector, no matter is the in service. 1994, that's clear accidental, drywall dust in the detectors. I'll show you, sir.
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1994: Residential Fire Alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near Big Bend Crossing Dr, Valley Park, MO 63088
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