Fire crew finds faulty smoke detector in apartment, Bloomington IL
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to an apartment in Bloomington, IL, due to a malfunctioning smoke detector. They entered the unit, confirmed there was no fire, and sought to contact property maintenance to fix the detector.
Audio|Source: Bloomington and Normal Fire
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Transcript:
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Macomb Engine 12. You have to know who owns this property here for a three-green brick.
00:13
Who is the property management company? I do not have access to information as I want it.
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I do not have access to information as I once did.
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Engine 12.
00:32
Go ahead.
00:35
If that apartment does not have anybody inside, I could try calling the caller back and seeing if they happen to have information for you?
00:46
Negative, Macon. We were able to make entry into the apartment.
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It's a faulty detector.
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We're just trying to figure out how to get hold of maintenance if that's going to be.
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104. If the tenant was not there, though, I could ask the caller if they happen to know who it is.
01:05
We made contact with them. They do not know who it is.
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Town for.
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That count rescue 10.
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Rescue 10.
01:20
Rescue 10. Then route to Carl, Roman, K-L us.
01:27
That’s 2549.
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You’re Mac, I’m engine 12.
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I got a phone number for you.
01:34
Okay.
01:37
And four, go ahead.
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309, 212,
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(number withheld).
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If you just let them know they’ve got a faulty smoke detector and room in Department 108, there’s no problem.
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Or in service your time.
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Time for it’s clear.
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Bloomington, IL
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