Fire alarm at lowe's shows water leak, no fire found, Greenland NH
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at Lowe's on Greenland Road was triggered showing the fire pump running. Responders found water leaking from an overflow spigot on the side of the building but did not find any active fire.
Audio|Heard on: Strafford County Area Local Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Fire alarm activation at Lowe's showing fire pump running.
00:06
So.
00:14
Fire alarm activation showing fire pump running.
00:17
Reamed as farce to the Greenland Fire Department.
00:20
Respond to near Greenland Road Lowe's for fire alarm activation showing fire pump running.
00:26
Comes home for 12.
00:27
Aller me and that's one.
00:29
Good.
00:31
One does every VA...
00:40
...update from the alarm company, they spoke with a key holder.
00:43
He's a 20-minute EPA and operated on a 8-8 Grand Sport Runner.
00:48
10-5[1], I'm out at Lowe's now checking.
00:51
Currently, there's nothing showing.
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10-5[1]-26-A.
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You're on.
01:02
268103.
01:04
Do you advise fire.
01:05
There is quite a bit of water coming out of like an overflow spigot below the fire hydrants attached to the building to the right of the entrance.
01:15
Confirm any water coming from the overflow spigot near the where?
01:20
The fire, it's not a fire hydrant, it's just like a multi-attachment.
01:24
Looks like a, some kind of fire hydrant unit on the side of the building.
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10-5: Relay message
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Location mentioned:
Greenland Rd, Greenland, NH 03840
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