Fire alarm in vacant room at Shackle Hall
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Dispatch to 418.
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418.
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418, can you respond to Shackle Hall for a fire supervisor alarm? Shackle Hall.
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418.
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418, 54.
00:26
Hello, hello.
00:30
Hello, hello.
00:33
Hello, hello.
00:41
Dispatch to 411.
00:45
411, description of the individual looks to be possibly Hispanic male wearing a (description withheld), gray sweatpants, black and (description withheld).
00:56
He's got his hair in a (description withheld) on top of his head.
00:59
It looks like he went down the elevators at approximately 8:22, 45 hours.
01:06
Copy, ma'am.
01:07
I'll be advised. I'll check the area.
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You got contractors working on the floor.
01:14
Yeah, we got contractors as well.
01:19
Twenty-two fifty-eight.
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Well, I mean, at this time, it is going to be checking all this.
01:26
You got residue contracting work going on up here, and that they have the burglary search.
01:34
I copy. Holding units clear and responding in order.
01:38
2259.
01:42
Good morning. It was good.
01:49
I will be responding to unit 10111.
01:59
Copy, 2259.
02:07
Hold on, let's go, boy.
02:13
Hello, can you hear me?
02:16
Hello, can you hear me?
02:20
Hello, can you
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hear
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me?
02:25
Hello, can you hear me?
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Please come to the scene.
02:37
Thank you, guys.
02:40
We have a unit that occupied.
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There is no one living in the room at this time.
02:45
Unknown activation.
02:47
Negative, no signs of smoke or fire.
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Stand by for a 2nd .
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Copy, 2302.
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