Fire alarm triggered in locked apartment hallway, Monterey CA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire alarm was triggered by a remote detector in the hallway of a second-floor apartment near Lighthouse Avenue, Apartment 2. Responders arrived but could not access the locked apartment and requested the responsible party to unlock the door.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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Morning fire alarm near Lighthouse Avenue Apartment 2.
00:04
The remote detector second floor apartment two hallway.
00:13
School, Sweener's road north of the Monterey San Benito County line, up of Old San Long Grade.
00:26
It's going to be on Old San Juan Grade Road on the southbound lane,
00:33
a mile and a half north of the Monterey San Benito County line.
00:38
There's a vehicle stopped in the road.
00:41
All of its doors are open on a sharp turn with its hazards on.
00:46
RPA-advised appeared 1124.
00:54
Decree 54 copies from the office.
01:01
You're a minute to be patient operating.
01:06
Copy patient upgrade.
01:13
So this is reporting in the office front of a three-story department complex but not the fellow at the investigation.
01:22
We're showing in 195.
01:24
All right, Comedicton 14.
01:28
Medic 14.
01:31
I confirm it was Apartment 2 upstairs.
01:34
Or?
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Copy.
01:45
Could you see if there's a responsible for apartment 2, the door is locked? No hazard, nobody coming the door.
01:54
Firecrum copies.
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Location mentioned:
Lighthouse Ave, Monterey, CA 93940
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