Activated fire detector at Richmond address with no fire, Richmond VA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire units responded to an activated fire detector near 1414 West Marshall Street in Richmond. No smoke or fire was found, and the incident was handled by Engine 12 before returning to service.
Audio|Heard on: Richmond City Fire Dispatch
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Six, we're about a hydrant at Marshall and Kinney.
00:06
We're sent copy, and it's six, hazard at Marshall and Kinney.
00:13
We're talking about near Marshall and Kinney.
00:14
We're telling one of those seeing near West Marshall Street.
00:17
He's in 12 number ten command.
00:23
Richon Cox, Battalion, one on scene, engine 12 to retain command, 23.31-9.
00:33
12 operator from Marshall Command.
00:41
Engine 12 operator from Marshall Street, Command.
00:49
Marshall Street Command, switch over to Tech Channel 2.
00:57
Engine 12 operator from Marshall Street command.
01:05
Later, Marshall Street, come in.
01:06
Ray to Marshall Street, come in.
01:07
Rachel Street, come in.
01:11
Mark Street, Command.
01:15
Go ahead.
01:20
We located an activated detector in the first floor elevator lobby.
01:25
There's no signs of smoke or fire.
01:27
Twelve can handle.
01:32
Emerson copy activated.
01:34
Located an activated detector the activated detector in the first floor elevator lobby.
01:38
It's taught to handle the companies return to service 2334 hours.
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Location mentioned:
W Marshall St, Richmond, VA 23220
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