No fire found after commercial alarm at acme market, Brewster NY
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire units responded to a commercial fire alarm activation at the Acme Market in the Village Center. Multiple alarms were reported, but on arrival, no fire was visible from outside and the building was not evacuated. The crews are investigating the cause of the alarms.
Audio|Heard on: Putnam County Fire/EMS
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
From Mattack Fire, calling police.
00:02
The Acme and the Village Center, 149, 9-06, will hold in place for the Millerville for the commercial fire alarm.
00:08
If you don't want to move to fire, call police,
00:11
the ACME market from the Village Center,
00:14
149-9-6,
00:16
will be the commercial fire alarm at 1544-11.
00:19
Both of them out once, 18, 103.
00:24
One three.
00:27
And you're out.
00:30
You're out 1543.
00:35
From now to 1813, 1313.
00:37
From now to 18, one three.
00:41
One, three.
00:44
We did get an additional call from the alarm company that stated that multiple alarms are now going off at that location.
00:53
Ray Shoot.
00:59
The alarm company stated doing testing or now?
01:06
Negative.
01:18
Now, Manifax 5 second dispatch.
01:21
You'd act me at 149.9.6 for the final.
01:25
If you're willing to Manifax 5 second dispatch,
01:28
next me 149.06, 5.15,
01:31
(number withheld).
01:37
149. 1812.
01:41
1813. 1813.
01:43
On location,
01:46
single story commercial,
01:47
nothing's shown from the exterior, building is not evacuated.
01:55
1813 on scene 1547, currently investigating single story commercial.
02:08
What a different do BLS upon an arsenal?
02:12
BELAS PON 1548.
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Location mentioned:
NY-22, Brewster, NY 10509
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