Fire alarm triggered by cooking in Revere, Revere MA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at a building near Shirley Ave in Revere was activated but found to be caused by cooking smoke, not an actual fire.
Audio|Heard on: Revere Fire
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01:50
Transcript:
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Revere engine one, Ladder 1 of the deputy.
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Attention, revere, engine one, lateral one, the deputy.
00:04
Receiving alarm of fire from Masterbox,
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3621, located near Shirley Ave.
00:12
Just Revere engine one, a ladder one, a Ladder 1 of the deputy.
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Receiving alarm of fire from Masterbox, 3621, near Shirley Ave.
00:24
...engine one just following near Shirley Ave.
00:27
And Jim 1, you have the response.
00:35
C7, you have the response to respond to headquarters.
00:42
C7, you have the response responding from headquarters.
00:44
We received Zone 1,
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the alarm company called stating Zone 10.
00:52
Okay, you received Zone 1, the alarm company says Zone 10.
00:59
Lata 1 has 1944 show ya.
01:02
Lada 1, you have the response.
01:03
All right.
01:09
A1 is off. You're the alarm sounding.
01:12
Engine 1, you're on seeing alarm sounding.
01:20
A5, we're clear with a found patient refusal.
01:23
A5, you're clear, patient refusal.
01:31
Engine one, the fire alarm.
01:34
Fire alarm is on.
01:37
The alarm was set off from cooking near Shirley Ave.
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We can handle. We can handle.
01:46
Alarm was set off from cooking near Shirley Ave.
01:49
Fire alarms to see something.
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Location mentioned:
Shirley Ave, Revere, MA 02151
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