Fire alarm triggered at justice center courtroom, Indianola IA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at the Warren County Justice Center. A smoke detector in courtroom 202 was investigated and checked by jail staff and the alarm company.
Audio|Heard on: Polk County, Dallas County, and Warren County Public Safety and ISP
Listen to dispatch call
02:12
Transcript:
00:00
Indianola Fire Department, alarm of fire, Warren County Justice Center, near North Howard Street.
00:13
Cross off West Salem Avenue and West Ashland Avenue.
00:18
Timeout,
00:19
17, 19 hours.
00:25
Where did you have traveling for me?
00:30
Okay.
00:35
All right.
00:37
I was getting PD started with you, and I called the son.
00:40
There was no answer in his voicemails full.
00:42
I can't even leave him a message.
00:43
I will try to send him a text message from our system, though.
00:49
Copy, thank you.
00:54
He's 22.
00:57
There is injury where reports still need to be made and broadcast 17.20.
01:06
50.
01:09
One to 800 first street at the dollar tree for a gas owner RP is not being very cooperative.
01:25
Copy, 4201, I'll show you available.
01:29
Copy. Do we have FD going too?
01:33
Yes, we don't.
01:36
Okay.
01:42
I think you're looking at taking the park right? This is reported a gas odor in the area.
01:47
Caller said someone's facing an air filter and it might be a system as well, but smell is outside.
01:54
any talk to you.
01:57
We have a checkbee.
02:03
32 responding, this is appearing to be courtroom 202 smoke detector.
02:08
We do have jail staff also checking.
02:11
The alarm company is also contacted.
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Location mentioned:
N Howard St, Indianola, IA 50125
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