Commercial fire alarm triggered by smoke machines, Lakeville IN
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Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm was activated at the Lakeville Community Center near West Patterson Street. Fire units responded but found no visible smoke or fire. Investigation revealed the fire alarm was triggered by smoke machines. The alarm was canceled and units were released.
Audio|Heard on: South Bend, Mishawaka & St. Joseph County Police, Fire & EMS
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04:10
Transcript:
00:00
Lakeville Engine, 51, Rescue,
00:03
51, Squad 51, 21, 21, 21, 21-14 West Patterson Street.
00:08
Alarm response, commercial,
00:10
214 West Patterson Street.
00:12
Respond on for ground 1, 1835 hours.
00:17
420 is your...
00:18
Quaylain.
00:23
Do anyone call on that? Okay.
00:30
You advise where my party pulled off at? I'm not close yet, but I don't see if it helps.
00:40
Okay.
00:43
Thank you.
00:53
Mishawaka Letter 3, Medic 2, (number withheld), North Fur Road, number (number withheld), person, priorities see Charlie, (number withheld), Northsfer Road, number (number withheld), storypoint Rooster, 1837 hours.
01:11
Selfen Engine 1, Ludwig 2, you're responding,
01:14
(number withheld) South Lafayette Boulevard, Hope Ministry, (number withheld),
01:19
50-year-old male was having an alert reaction to medication.
01:23
He's going to be in the kitchen entrance of Holt Ministry wearing black jacket, his cane.
01:31
She's still going to be at the intersection just off the side of the road.
01:35
Stand far, I thought I heard she had moved somewhere else.
01:38
Thank you. Bye, 4203.
01:41
Lakeville units, you're around 214 West Patterson Street for Lakeville Community Center for commercial fire alarm, Shilling Zone 2, Northern Duck and smoke.
01:50
You'll be on Fireground 1.
01:51
Be advised there was a caller on the line previously before the alarm went out, stating that the smoke machines made the fire alarms go off and they couldn't get them to turn off.
01:59
Four.
02:01
County Fire from Squad 51.
02:04
Go ahead, Squad 51.
02:05
It's going to be on the scene, B-side structure.
02:09
Nothing's showing.
02:11
Someone's out talking us, we're going to be out investigating.
02:13
Squad 51, we'll soon command.
02:16
I'm clear, Squad 51 on scene with nothing showing.
02:18
We'll be investigating in commands.
02:21
Mishawaka Ladder 3, you met at 2, you're responding,
02:25
(number withheld), North Fur Road, storypoint,
02:28
room at (number withheld), Priority 3,
02:34
87-year-old female,
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5th party, use main entrance.
02:43
There's more signal for.
02:45
Pending call for the North, (number withheld), State Road 933.
02:50
I believe it going to be at Andre Place, Apartment 108 for an overdose.
02:54
Medics are in route.
02:56
(number withheld), State Road 933, Apartment 108.
03:01
Alabama,
03:02
11.
03:03
Notre Dame Engine, 1140, (number withheld), State Road and 933 Highway, number,
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108. Overdose, Priority 4-4-(number withheld), State Road and 933 Highway, number 108.
03:21
Holy Cross College, 1839 hours.
03:25
401, I hit that way.
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4-1, thank you.
03:30
224, 2.24 signal for?
03:32
Yes, no. Okay.
03:34
All right, certainly 122.
03:36
I have to have to have that overdose.
03:37
Just going to follow out.
03:41
Okay. Originally, he wasn't unnotable long, but we have a medical call now.
03:46
19.
03:47
Okay, it's overdose.
03:49
I mean, you can disagree.
03:52
Kind of fire from command.
03:54
Go hands.
03:59
Laws alarm, command is terminated, take back to fireground and release TRO.
04:04
All 51 units are going to be back in service.
04:08
I'm clearing releasing fire ground at 1841.
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Location mentioned:
W Patterson St, Lakeville, IN 46536
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