Business fire alarm reports water flow but no fire, Spartanburg SC
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Fire & ArsonA business fire alarm was reported near East Blackstock Road in Spartanburg. Firefighters responded and found water flow on site but no actual fire.
Audio|Heard on: Spartanburg County Fire and Spartanburg City Fire
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Westgate City, business fire alarm, near East Blackstock Road, Moats.
00:06
Westgate City, business fire alarm, near East Blackstock Road, modes.
00:22
Lyman first response, Chesspain, East Wadehampton Boulevard and Pine Ridge Road.
00:27
Lyman first response, Chestcane, East Wadehampton Boulevard and Pine Ridge Road.
00:40
Forward City Main, truck 62, rescue, safety, Your Honor.
00:47
10-4-6 main truck 622, rescuit 60.
00:50
Air activation is Zone 186, 186 fire pump, burning fire alarm.
00:56
Zone 180, water flow, fireman.
01:02
Fireman.
01:09
Alarms just fine each way ahead of the boulevard.
01:12
It's power to drive.
01:20
City Rest E-60, business fire alarm.
01:24
Near East Blackstock Road, Moats.
01:27
City Rest E-60, business fire alarm.
01:30
Near East Blackstock Road.
01:32
Moats.
01:41
Former city main battalion 6th and 10 route to near East Blackstock Road.
01:48
104th, St. many's battalion 6 o'clock a common.
01:54
Permanitive.
02:04
Lawyers commercial stroger, nothing show on two sides.
02:07
We'll be out Westgate.
02:09
Show me to the East Blackstock Road command.
02:14
104, Westgate, and 6.4.
02:17
East Black Stockwood Command, be advised.
02:24
There's a update from the alarm company.
02:27
There's water flow on site but no fire on site.
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Location mentioned:
E Blackstock Rd, Spartanburg, SC 29301
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