Follow-up on 709 Verna Avenue building fire with Battalion response and investigation; smoke detector triggered by fire pump, High Point NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, follow-up on 709 Verna Avenue building fire with Battalion response and investigation; smoke detector triggered by fire pump
Audio|Heard on: Guilford Metro Fire
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
Battalion 2.
00:01
Respond to 709 Verna Avenue.
00:03
Building fire.
00:04
TAC B2. Attention.
00:06
Battalion 2.
00:07
Respond to 709 Verna Avenue.
00:10
Building fire.
00:11
TAC B2.
00:20
She's still on me and the EMS unit, just like non-emergency.
00:24
Refere still a file.
00:26
10,4. 4.
00:31
Goal 4.
00:33
Floody 2.
00:35
Y'all still need PD out there.
00:39
Negative.
00:41
Go.
00:48
Attention.
00:49
Battalion 1.
00:50
Respond to 709 Verna Avenue.
00:52
Building fire.
00:53
TAC B2. Attention.
00:56
Battalion 1.
00:57
Respond to 709 Verna Avenue.
00:59
Building fire.
01:00
TAC B2.
01:08
They say that the fire alarm smoke detector was set off by the original snow coming off a fire pump.
01:16
The alarm for the touch, they're not hot, or continue to investigate the standby on the trailer.
01:21
If you're not having any residual smoke, go.
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Location mentioned:
Verna Rd, North Carolina 27301
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