Smoke detectors found outside no fire detected, Clinton CT
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Fire & ArsonOfficers responded to a call near Princess Pine about a smoke detector activation. Upon arrival, they found two smoke detectors placed outside in a bag. One detector was sounding an alarm, but there was no smoke or fire detected at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:8
Transcript:
00:00
You are coming from near Princess Pine and check it out now.
00:06
The near Princess Pine?
00:12
Do we have any in-house information on anyone that would live near Princess Pine? Doesn't look like anyone's home right now.
00:23
Check for now no history of the house.
00:26
Right.
00:31
Issue 33 no in-house information.
00:35
I think I found a homeowner (name withheld) who's like I call her.
00:41
Yes, please.
00:46
23 is the resident secure.
00:49
Are there any open to us?
00:55
Hey, I don't see any open.
00:57
I haven't checked if they're locked yet.
01:00
Looks like people might have recently moved out.
01:03
There's two smoke detectors in the back placed outside.
01:07
One of them is going off.
01:11
Right.
01:17
Control just confirming they're outside.
01:24
Roger, I will get further clarification.
01:29
Yeah, smoke detector activation would have been nice to know when he got there.
01:35
10-4[1].
01:42
Just confirming the smoke detectors are in a bag outside.
02:04
Three-one. Roger,
02:07
no smoke, no fire, assuming.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Princess Pine Ln, Clinton, CT 06413
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