Fire alarm at group home in Providence County, Glocester RI
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered at a group home near Dephillion Road in Providence County. Multiple fire units responded and found that a detector was activated at the top of the basement stairs. After investigation, the situation was cleared with no fire present.
Audio|Heard on: Northwest Rhode Island Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
...engine one and out of time coming for a box alarm.
00:07
That'll be Andrew 101 with out-of-town companies.
00:10
Box alarm.
00:13
Respond to box 107 near Dephillion Road, the group home, coming in Massive Box Zone 1.
00:24
Control Car 2 will be responding.
00:31
Yeah, it's Andrew one along with the Woonsocket engine and ladder.
00:34
Respond to box 107, the Dephillion Road group home near Dephillion Road.
00:41
Coming as Massapoxone 1, respond companies, go to fire 2, please.
00:47
1104.4.
01:01
We'll be here in another one couple of minutes.
01:04
Andrew 1, you're responding.
01:13
11.06.
01:14
I can told Car 2 is on scene, one-story, wood frame residential.
01:22
Mom sounding.
01:25
Receive, Carier, you're on to you.
01:38
Nelson field, flying control, one-socket latitude responding.
01:45
One socket, ladder two responding, 11-yearly.
01:53
Got two to fire control, Loneling,
01:56
detected atop of the stairs to the basement.
01:59
The investigation.
02:04
Appreciate Christi reporting, Alama showing detector at the top of stairs out investigating.
02:14
1109.09. Base to 101.
02:17
1-11. One-based circle.
02:28
It's a formative.
02:30
Well being checked.
02:32
28 Echo Road.
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Providence County, RI
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