Fire alarm at commercial site with no fire found, Fallston MD
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an automatic fire alarm at a commercial site on Benile Road near Mountain Road. The alarm company reported a general fire signal, but crews found no signs of fire upon arrival and began investigating.
Audio|Heard on: Harford County Fire and EMS
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02:45
Transcript:
00:00
1362-1. Company 13, automatic alarm.
00:03
2315, Benile Road, near Mountain Road.
00:06
Talk with Fire, 1618.
00:12
Rescue, Union 5, upgrade me to 6.
00:16
All right.
00:21
Foxwell for the medic.
00:22
How many personnel you need?
00:29
Control. They were requested three.
00:32
2.131 on the air.
00:34
We're about the house one.
00:37
2.131. From the alarm company, unknown general fire alarm at Natalie Csuit, still attempting call back.
00:45
I'm dark. I'm dark.
00:49
Yeah.
00:52
I'm clear.
00:53
I need to be five.
00:58
I'm clear.
01:00
Engine 5.
01:02
In service.
01:07
Think point.
01:12
Section 1212 near.
01:14
Out of the box, 502-1, holding into engine 512, 1620.
01:18
Arras unit files of course.
01:23
1622.
01:28
931 in the station.
01:30
The station is 1622.
01:37
631-11 arrived at 324.
01:40
931-1, 1622.
01:46
1312
01:48
1312
01:52
1312 1312 1312 1312 1323
02:03
is a zone 8 general fire in the vault of the voicemail and call back
02:15
Chief 131 dispatch changed my destination to Ducine.
02:21
Precuse during route, 1623.
02:28
141 arrived.
02:30
I have a multiple mercantile.
02:33
Nothing evidence.
02:34
I'm investigating.
02:39
T131 you arrived at most time.
02:41
1362-1, 2131 arrived.
02:43
2.131 arrived, nothing evidence, 1626.
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Mountain Rd, Maryland
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