Smoke detector activates in elevator at condo complex, Hampton NH
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm at salt light condos on ocean boulevard in hampton, new hampshire. They found a smoke detector activated in the elevator on the second floor but no visible fire or cause was identified. Other units were cleared, and the scene was held by engine 6.
Audio|Heard on: Hampton and Hampton Falls Fire
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Transcript:
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Fire line is bashing, engine 5, engine 6, ladder 1 in ambulance 1 to near Ocean Boulevard, salt light condos,
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for fire alarm activation.
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At engine 5, engine 6, ladder one in ambulance, 1 to near Ocean Boulevard, the salt light condos, for fire alarm activation, AO4559 at 1667.
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The final line to responding unit speed close as hydrant is going to be across the street in the center parking.
00:33
The engine six on scene.
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It's a five-story condo complex.
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From the first floor garage, nothing showing,
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investigating.
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In six, you're on scene, nothing showing your destiny.
00:55
Engine six fire alarm.
00:58
Nottinger shows second floor elevator smoke, investigating further.
01:06
Receive showing second floor elevator smoke and you're investigating further.
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Why the one's up to you?
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I'm out of order for.
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They're not going to be out. This is five with the out of the force of the family.
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The engine is fixed file up.
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Seven-six.
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Confirmed detector activation, second floor elevator,
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no obvious cause to return all other companies holding engine six.
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Location mentioned:
Ocean Blvd, Hampton, NH 03842
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