Fire alarm at Cambridge Street due to smoking, Cambridge MA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at 535 Cambridge Street was triggered by smoking. Fire crews investigated and reset the system.
Audio|Heard on: Cambridge Fire
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02:44
Transcript:
00:00
Engine five, Ladder 1 are responding near Cambridge Street between 6th and 7th streets for the fire alarm.
00:05
Channel 16, (number withheld).
00:08
Fire alarm, call in Engine 5.
00:18
Engine 5 has response from East Cambridge.
00:22
Bruce.
00:33
2 Squad 2 with an ALS responding MassAv and Pearl Street medical assist channel 5 (number withheld) 2.2 calling fire alone.
00:47
What alarm is answering.
00:50
On location, we'll cancel engine two.
00:55
Two squatterer on location, cancel engine two,
00:59
(number withheld).
01:01
Engine fighter miller.
01:06
The floor alarm is answering.
01:12
We're on location near Cambridge investigating, Channel 16.
01:17
C-V-Rone location, phone channel 16, (number withheld).
01:26
502 to 500 GI panels, the back, doorway.
01:32
500 to 501.
01:34
500 to 501.
01:44
Engine 5 call a ladder one.
01:47
Latter 1. Latter 1.
01:51
Rother 1, you're all set, thank you.
01:55
Sounds good, Cap.
02:08
Digit 2 of BLS is responding central MBTA northbound platform, medical assist.
02:13
Operating channel 1414-(number withheld).
02:18
Amherstreet man to file-o.
02:23
The fire alarm is answered.
02:27
Activation caused by smoking.
02:34
System reset and holding.
02:36
We'll clear letter one.
02:38
We'll be clearing shortly.
02:42
We'll receive fire alarm as a message (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02141
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