Alarm investigation and water pipe break at East Providence building, East Providence RI
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm and water flow issue at a building near Warren Avenue in East Providence. Police found an audible alarm and a broken water pipe. Firefighters secured the water main to address the problem.
Audio|Heard on: East Providence Police and Fire
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 1 on an investigation, near Warren Avenue, alarm sounding.
00:17
Engine 1 respond to near Warren Avenue.
00:21
Police came upon an audible alarm.
00:25
Engine 1 respond to near Warren Avenue.
00:28
Cluce Officer O' came upon an audible alarm at 1255.
00:37
Did you have one.
00:43
Through the window, you can see a broken water pipe.
00:48
Receive. Please.
00:49
Thank you, wonderful.
00:55
It's not a lot of company in that way as well, please.
00:58
Received.
01:00
Thank you.
01:06
Ladder 3, special signals near Warren Avenue, water flow, engine ones are already responding.
01:13
Ladder 3 respond to near Warren Avenue, water flow issue, engine one's already en route, times 1257.
01:27
Okay, Joins, I see you get a two-story, some frames, not to show us in the exterior, we investigate, building an alarm.
01:34
Two-story wood frame, nothing showing from the exterior, building's alarm, you're investigating.
01:40
Engine 1 to Fire Alarm.
01:42
Engine on?
01:44
Do you have any contact for this property?
01:50
I'll be in by one, I'll check.
01:59
We do have a water flow, we're able to secure the water with the main.
02:06
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Warren Ave, East Providence, RI 02914
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