Commercial fire alarm at car wash was false alarm, Evansville IN
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a commercial fire alarm at Wash Boss Car Wash near Cross Pointe Place. A small haze of smoke was found inside originating from a heater. After inspection, it was determined there was no fire.
Audio|Heard on: Evansville Police and Fire Dispatch
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Commercial fire alarm at Wash Boss, Car Wash, near Cross Pointe Place,
00:05
4-8-6, Ladder 16, Battalion 2.
00:09
Commercial fire alarm,
00:11
Wash Boss,
00:12
near Cross Pointe Place,
00:15
4-Aid 6, Ladder 16, Battalion 2.
00:18
1-Vatine 2.
00:27
Okay, I can make forward and I'll show you a valve.
00:33
All right clear, thanks really.
00:39
Let's check it now.
00:42
This is a second now.
00:47
Number 16 is around.
00:50
The rider 16.
00:53
It's like we're not.
00:56
Clean Knight.
00:58
That's our still run.
01:00
Put us on that and you can disregard engine 6.
01:07
Quinn Knight says that I'll make the run.
01:09
You still available.
01:16
Go about 2.
01:17
We use Fagground 1, Slightground 1.
01:22
It's going to be a bubble 1 smoke alarm.
01:30
Interst Existache.
01:31
You clear us in this run?
01:34
Correct.
01:40
7-187.
01:43
No clear. Thank you.
01:49
Just to a standby.
01:51
Show up the standby made available.
02:02
Quentininev from Quentinon A, bring me to tick inside.
02:10
To be advised, we do have a small haze of smoke inside coming from the...
02:16
heater that they try to kick it on, they have turning the heater off,
02:20
which is not the smoke.
02:22
We're not going to keep him those yet.
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Location mentioned:
Cross Pointe Pl, Evansville, IN 47715
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