Malicious fire alarm pulled at barbershop in Utica Square, Buffalo NY
Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm activated at a barbershop near Utica Square was a false alarm caused by someone pulling the alarm maliciously. Firefighters found no fire during their investigation.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Preliminary signal level to response 1377 Maine, the Utica Square, between Laurel and West Utica to investigate a commercial fire alarm coming from the barbershop. To go to virgin 21, 37, letter 6, and B44,
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preliminary signal level to response 1377 Maine, seen Laura and West Utica at the Utica Square in the barbershop to investigate a commercial fire alarm,
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42137 ladder 6 and B44 is time 1224 Bufthew 4.
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4.4 is responding.
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B44-4 you're responding 1377 Maine between Laurel and West Utica at the Utica Square to investigate a commercial fire alarm coming from the barber shop you have a PS.
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Mr. Rachel.
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You send me next first time.
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Engine 32 is in.
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Engine 32 is in.
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Truck 6 on location, investigating nothing shown.
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Ladder 6 on location, investigating nothing shown.
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2.30, under radio.
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231 you can take care minuses on Delaware okay Okay
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21 on location I'm sorry
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Go ahead, truck six.
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Chief that with the malicious pole, recommend we handle.
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Copy. Dispatch 4-4. Ladder 6 reports, Malicious Pull[1].
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Bill Handled.
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Pick up the rest.
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4-4 is on.
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Roger, Malicious pull, Ladder 6 will handle, take the report. Companies responding to 1377 main column as available 4-4 euros.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Malicious Pull: Manual fire alarm intentionally activated without an actual emergency
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Location mentioned:
E Utica St, Buffalo, NY
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