Residential alarm repeatedly activates with no homeowner answer, Bay Shore NY
Fire & ArsonThe residential automatic alarm near 1333 in Bay Shore reactivated multiple times. The alarm company could not reach the homeowner by phone despite repeated attempts. Fire department units were dispatched to investigate the alarm activations.
Audio|Source: Suffolk County Fire and EMS - 3rd Division
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Transcript:
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Bay Shore Fire Department reactivation residential automatic near 1333.
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Kevin from the alarm company,
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going to be going for zone number 28.
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10-4[1].
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Alarm company also said they had no answer at the home. They were going to try a couple different ways to get in touch with the homeowner.
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Roger.
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32, sir.
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32. 32.
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32.
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I got a driver at Station 1.
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I have a couple of probies coming to headquarters and two firefighters.
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You want me to have the driver come over and drive one or you want to take five over?
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Then you take five and pick them up.
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All right, Temple, you'll have a crew then.
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3221 and 1336. I just took a call back also from United Alarm and said they're getting additional activation same zone and still no answer from the homeowner.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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