Fire alarm investigated at Tulsa apartment complex, Tulsa OK
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Fire & ArsonResponders investigated a fire alarm at an apartment complex in Tulsa. No fire was found. A walk-through inspection was requested. The door status at the location was uncertain, and maintenance was contacted to secure the area.
Audio|Heard on: Tulsa, Creek, Rogers and Wagoner Counties Public Safety
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
There is a property rep on the scene.
00:02
They're not seeing any indication of fire, but I think they're still going to need you to do a walk-through with them.
00:10
Topping that world scene will be 11th Street Command.
00:15
And if you have a copy, you're on scene, 11th Street Command.
00:20
Ladder 4, non-entry lift,
00:23
Mansion House Apartments, near South Carson Avenue,
00:26
near South Carson Avenue,
00:29
Department (number withheld), Apartment (number withheld), Apartment (number withheld).
00:34
It's a 65-year-old female.
00:39
She says that she's only 65 pounds.
00:44
But I think she misunderstood her question.
00:47
She said the door should be unlocked.
00:49
She's in the living room by the patio.
00:51
Map page 1125, apartment complex from that page 183.
01:00
I might get with a property rep to have them make sure this door is locked.
01:06
We won't have a way of securing it.
01:08
That's all I got.
01:15
I believe we have contacts at the answering service for the apartment complex.
01:22
They're going to get a hold of maintenance.
01:26
They should be calling this back with an ATA.
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Location mentioned:
S Carson Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
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