Fire alarm at public library in bowling green, Bowling Green KY
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at Warren County Public Library near State Street in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Emergency responders including Rescue 1, Truck 1, and Engine 4 responded to the scene. The alarm company contacted the key holder, (name withheld), who was expected to arrive in about 10 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Warren County Sheriff and Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Rescue 1, Truck 1, and Engine 4.
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Respond to a fire alarm.
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Public Library Warren County.
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At near State Street.
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Cross streets East 12th Avenue and East 13th Avenue.
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7. John.
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Where are you 7?
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You have the mail's information.
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There's something over here, you know what on that's up.
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And save form, 2330, sound...
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...retchen, you want to start?
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Rescue and truck one engine for responding to a fire alarm.
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At Public Library, near State Street, Cross Street, East 13th Avenue and East 12th Avenue.
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Point of activation is going to be Zone 2 smoke detector at 2336.
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And that's 104.
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That's going to be the Cadillac I'm looking for.
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Which 20.
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That was about on the interstate, but I'm bullet Curtis to 613.
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It's at that Russell Spruing's address and I'm able to through.
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So put me not.
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369, 24, that vehicle is actually going to be at that address part.
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Add that address part.
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Address.
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And two four.
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Two and Jim four.
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The alarm companies advising they make contact with the key holder, (name withheld).
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Their ETA is going to be 10 minutes in a red RAV4 on 2337.
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Location mentioned:
State St, Bowling Green, KY 42101
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