Alarm sounds at Mark Twain apartments with no fire found, Enfield CT
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Fire & ArsonAn alarm was sounding at the Mark Twain Apartments near South Road, believed to be related to the water system. Upon arrival, emergency personnel found no visible fire. A loud crash and woman screaming were reported, and a man outside urged her not to call the police. Fire personnel checked the area but found no signs of fire.
Audio|Heard on: Enfield Police, Fire and EMS, Connecticut State Police Troop H
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Ms. Patrick, the monitor is responding for an audible alarm going off at the Mark Twain Apartments.
00:07
That's near South Road, mail staff member on site stating he can hear the alarm going off, believed to be for the water system.
00:15
Timeout is 22.47.
00:18
Engine 16 will be on road, one's on South Road.
00:24
30-16.
00:30
Vassanorn's Mabel, command.
00:35
This dispatch is on.
00:50
Is that 501 clear return.
00:54
Okay.
01:00
We have 1.
01:03
We have 1,094.
01:11
60 to 10 pick up at Bigelow Commons.
01:13
It'll be building 1-1420.
01:17
And hear a very loud crash and a bang for the woman screaming.
01:22
They went to investigate and a male party was yelling at her not to call the cops from outside the front door.
01:28
Car 16 will be on scene, Mark Twain, all thing.
01:32
Got nothing shown from the exterior.
01:34
Car 16 will assume the command, we'll be out checking.
01:38
Prior to the 16 on scene, nothing seen from the exterior, car 16 will be taken command, out checking at 2252.
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Location mentioned:
Mark Twain, Enfield, CT 06082
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