Fire alarm triggered by broken sprinkler pipe, Litchfield NH
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an alarm near Charles Bancroft Highway triggered by a broken sprinkler pipe. They found no active fire after investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Litchfield Fire and EMS
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01:59
Transcript:
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File,
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An engine four is responding near Charles Bancroft Highway.
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Engine four is on responding near Charles Bancroft Highway for the fire alarm activation.
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559.
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Engine four is on the scene near Charles Bancroft.
00:24
Three story wood frame, nothing shown from three sides.
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I do have audible outdoor indicators.
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Engine four have command investigating.
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Engine four is on scene, nothing showing from three sides.
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You do have activated audible access.
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Alarm sounding.
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As you do, we know.
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Engine four to follow.
00:59
Yeah, you have seven four.
01:03
I have a sprinkler flow with the broken pipe.
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I'll be investigating.
01:10
When your engine is free, can you have them hit this way?
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C zero zero four you have a broken sprinkler pipe with sprinkler twelve and when engine one is clear we'll have a response to your location as well six zero seven.
01:31
Google command, file them.
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Okay, answering Pilgrim command.
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Zero readings and out.
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Advice is given.
01:43
Command terminator, we're going to be clear, we'll head up that way.
01:49
Three thousand one, zero readings, advice have been given.
01:52
We're being redirected to near Charles Bancroft Highway to the alarm activation.
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Location mentioned:
Charles Bancroft Hwy, Litchfield, NH 03052
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