False fire alarm at Sunnyvale business, Sunnyvale CA
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Fire & ArsonFire alarm activated at a business near Tilton Drive in Sunnyvale was later confirmed as a false alarm by the alarm company. Emergency responders investigated but found no actual fire.
Audio|Heard on: Sunnyvale Fire
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03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Enter 43, engine 2-3 fire alarm, a plug-o, bar, correct.
00:03
Our weapon-side-view-tilton-drive process,
00:06
leading a fire alarm, near Tilton Drive.
00:09
Okay,
00:11
there.
00:35
245.0.
00:39
1045.
00:40
Our station 3 responding.
00:50
Station 3 responding.
00:58
Fire agent 46 on feet.
01:01
We do have smoke coming from the northwest coal relief area.
01:06
Can we get CHP block off that's off wrap of 237 on to northbound Lawrence?
01:15
Okay.
01:17
Okay.
01:26
Stable Fire, Agent 46,
01:30
for Lumpurline and due fire attack have a proper assistance to be in case.
01:40
Thanks.
01:49
Trent 45, injured 46.
01:55
Go for truck 45.
01:58
When you guys get here, just pull up right behind us and we'll get you plug in here for a fire attack.
02:04
We're going to be southbound on Lawrence, epic Cloverly.
02:07
Okay,
02:09
45, go.
02:18
Still on fire.
02:19
Station 3 on scene, we'll be investigated.
02:23
Station 3 on scene.
02:25
Station 3 on scene.
02:31
I'm on fire.
02:32
Two-ported about it's on safe.
02:38
Answer, 43, so I'm off-said.
02:50
Go ahead.
02:52
I'm guessing you're already making contact on scene but we just got to call back to the alarm company as a false alarm weathering construct.
03:01
Copy that, thank you.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Tilton Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
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