Residential fire alarm near 140th Avenue Southwest, Tenino WA
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Fire & ArsonA residential fire alarm was reported near 140th Avenue Southwest between Angon Lane Southwest and Leder Road Southwest. Fire units were dispatched to the location. The alarm company spoke to a keyholder who was not present and gave the wrong password, causing delays. Responders continued en route to investigate.
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Transcript:
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Engine 1. Station 1-6, residential fire alarm.
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near 140th Avenue Southwest.
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Cross street is between Angon Lane Southwest and Leder Road Southwest.
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Four Paul sixteen.
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At the Mon Lake Boat launch, 4Mail.
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(number withheld).
00:31
Radio 41219 to back 16.
00:35
(number withheld).
00:41
Do you have five, clicking.
00:42
Can you show me with Fethylate?
00:44
I call time to save.
00:50
Very information pending a 99 Runyon and Vail cut off for one vehicle.
00:57
Again, 99 in Plobson.
01:04
Alarm downhaul SMK.
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There is a premise number in the call.
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The alarm company advised they did speak to a keyholder.
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He is not there.
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The house is being fogged.
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However, he gave the wrong password, so they had to send for the alarm.
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One to receive, are they still wanting us to respond to the house?
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That's a firm.
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I can try calling the number if you'd like.
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Yeah,
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if you want to go ahead and call the number, we'll be en route.
01:44
Here you see.
01:48
And Capitol Battalion 1-6 will be en route to the fire alarm from the Grand Mound area.
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Planning 16.
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Location mentioned:
140th Ave SW, Tenino, WA 98589
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