False fire alarm at Shaker Boulevard building, Pepper Pike OH
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated near 28601 Shaker Boulevard. Fire units responded with mutual aid assistance but the call was canceled after confirming no active fire was present.
Audio|Heard on: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
Base the Beachwood Fire, apparatus requested for Mutual Aid and Woodmere.
00:05
Near Shaker Boulevard for general fire alarm.
00:08
They have a squad-in route requesting engine.
00:11
Near Shaker Boulevard.
00:16
10.53 base, U.S.
00:19
153 and 1012 in the round.
00:20
28601. The happy round, 127.
00:30
Fire alarm.
00:32
Lawmore panel service hall.
00:40
Go ahead.
00:42
Just be it guys, we got a second call from Honeywell alarms through Central Station.
00:47
I lose they have two alarm companies.
00:54
Okay, Abby.
01:05
Checking.
01:10
House watching.
01:12
To you check the area, near Bryce Road.
01:17
Callers reporting that on the south side of the street,
01:20
possibly one house left of them, they see some kind of strobe light coming from somewhere.
01:29
$15.
01:32
Full floor, clear.
01:38
All right now, we'll go on 15.
01:41
Heavy.
01:47
Kevin. Get chimp, poop.
01:54
Check me already, I'm out on, Bryce.
01:58
Gov.
02:04
10.
02:11
203, arriving on scene 2 8601 for lunch, go ahead.
02:15
I copy. We were just called back and advised that we can cancel.
02:21
Copy, 53 and 12 will cancel.
02:24
Copy, 130. Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Shaker Blvd, Pepper Pike, OH 44124
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