Accidental cooking sets off home fire alarm, Pittsburgh PA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, police and fire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near Old Chapel Trail in Pittsburgh. The alarm was triggered accidentally by cooking, and units were cleared after confirming no fire was present.
Audio|Heard on: Allegheny County North Police CH-2
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Transcript:
00:00
2715 from County for residential fire alarm.
00:09
Good.
00:12
Near Old Chapel Trail came in from an alarm company.
00:16
It's a residential fire alarm.
00:19
Okay, please.
00:28
15, you want me to break from a seatbelt.
00:32
Thanks.
00:42
One 825 is that alarm two box is that alarm two.
00:47
2725 from County in reference to the fire alarm. Be advised, caller called back saying it was a cooking mishap. Units can disregard.
00:59
2715 copies two by fire department.
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Location mentioned:
Olde Chapel Trl, Pittsburgh, PA 15238
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