False alarm at hotel due to construction work, Gainesville FL
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a fire alarm at the Homewood Suites hotel near Southwest 42nd Street. The alarm was canceled after a valid passcode was provided. The false alarm was caused by construction work.
Audio|Heard on: Gainesville Police and Alachua Fire
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Agent 9-9-treat responding, commercial fire alarm near Southwest 42nd Street at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Gainesville.
00:08
They're now requesting to cancel.
00:10
They got a proper pass code from the keypad.
00:13
This was called in by the alarm company.
00:14
They're rising Zone 70 and Zone 01440.
00:24
Oxy9.9. 0.9 is on the scene.
00:28
4-story hotel not shown in investigative mode, establishing 4-second street command.
00:33
Mr.C. C.K.9.J.
00:34
on scene, 4-2nd Street, Command.
00:35
It's 4-2nd Street Command.
00:37
It's 424.
00:39
The last row of C-C1.
00:40
C-C1. C-C2 Electroletal.
00:41
C. C.C2 electrical.
00:54
Oh, actually, CC2, go ahead.
00:56
They call back, they want to cancel until tomorrow.
00:59
CC2 copies, can I assure CC2 available?
01:02
She available.
01:05
1180.
01:11
32.
01:12
1075 to 32 at 825 copies, 2nd Avenue, 2nd Avenue, reference her history.
01:17
I'm not sure if it's an actual 32.
01:24
6-6-1014 C-A-4
01:30
Last for a 42nd Street Commission Command Arm was set-off through construction work, Erzurena hazards,
01:39
close it out at 5, Pocktron 5, man-terminated all units release Commission Construction.
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Location mentioned:
SW 42nd St, Gainesville, FL 32608
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