Fire alarm triggered at Maple Elementary gym, Seattle WA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire alarm was triggered in the gym at Maple Elementary School. Fire crews inspected the area and found no smoke or activated detectors. They reset the alarm system and confirmed it was a false alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Seattle Fire
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Alarm activation in the gym.
00:02
Number four is investigating.
00:04
You can stand by.
00:10
Yes,
00:17
you're okay.
00:20
Command from engine 13, number four,
00:25
had no smoke in the gym.
00:28
You can go and try for reset.
00:35
Going for reset.
00:42
Dispatch from Engine 13, we can code green rescue one.
00:48
Rescue one in service.
00:58
Engine 13 number four.
01:03
Are you finding anything else in that gym? It keeps retripping.
01:11
No, I haven't seen anything in the gym, the cafeteria, the kitchen.
01:17
I can keep looking, but there's no sign of smoke or an activated detector.
01:28
Okay,
01:29
did you say you did find the activated detector?
01:36
No, I haven't seen an activated detector yet.
01:41
13, okay.
01:52
13 number four.
01:54
Go to the direct channel.
02:04
Dispatch from Engine 13, we've got a reset at Maple Elementary.
02:08
There is a security alarm going off that was undoubtedly set off by us.
02:13
If SPD is responding, they don't need to.
02:20
It's 13. I'll give him a call on now.
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Location mentioned:
Corson Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
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