Smoke alarm triggered by burnt popcorn at Sheridan, Norfolk County MA
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a fire alarm at the Sheridan on Boston Providence Highway. The smoke alarm was triggered by burnt popcorn from cooking. The alarm panel was reset and the scene was cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Norfolk County Fire Control
Listen to dispatch call
02:50
Transcript:
00:00
it's by the permit dispatching NC2, engine four, engine five, engine six.
00:04
Boston Providence Highway, the Sheridan.
00:09
Masterbox 4514.
00:11
Time out of 1117.
00:28
Go for NC2.
00:46
Go for NC2.
00:49
NC2, sir. A lot of company call back.
00:52
Only additional information they could give us with Zone 993.
00:57
It received.
00:58
Show companies on scene.
01:00
All the companies on scene 1119.
01:12
Where are you going on?
01:15
A pole.
01:17
All the whole Nc2.
01:22
Nc2.
01:23
Yeah,
01:27
we're going to record the burnt popcorn and a pucknet machine.
01:32
Stand by, we're going to try to reset.
01:42
Aryton is your fore is on.
01:45
Having a file dispatching engine full 1437 vets to the street for the old side of investigation 1121.
01:52
The 122-825-0-year-old is to return.
02:01
All right now.
02:03
Five.
02:08
The floor is clear, returning.
02:11
No,
02:14
if I have that engine floor, engine five, player returning 1122.
02:25
No reply is answering NC2.
02:30
The inspector act from patient smoke from cooking.
02:33
Crass the box 4514 is restored, the alarm panel reset.
02:39
Elphi is at NC2 report and smoke from cooking.
02:42
Masterbox 4514.
02:45
Back in as a master, systems reset.
02:48
Companies cleared a quarter to 1123.
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Boston Providence Hwy, Massachusetts
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