False fire alarm at residential address due to power issues, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm repeatedly activated at a residence on Ansley Walk Lane due to power issues. The alarm was reset by a resident but continued to trigger false alerts. Fire crews instructed the resident on how to reset the alarm and contacted the leasing office to address the power problem. No fire was found on the scene.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 32, and Lata 32, fire alarm, near Ansley Walk Lane, on E, ECHO. Engine 32, and Lata-32, fire alarm, near Ansley Walk Lane, on E, ECHO.
00:20
Funny thing, we're up here in her room. She reset them, it's holding now.
00:24
I don't know that can be forever, but it's holding right now.
00:27
All right, copy. Just show her, instruct her on how to reset that.
00:34
Also let her know that we're getting in contact with the leasing office. They're going to have to set up the firewops until they figure out this power issue.
00:44
Simple.
00:50
Border 3 and 401 is going off again.
00:53
I think we're going to have to D.C. the detectors.
00:56
All right, copy.
01:00
Yeah, go ahead. Let's do that, see if that works.
01:03
I just let them know at Leasing Officer that's part of the firewalls.
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Location mentioned:
Near Ansley Walk Ln, Charlotte, NC 28277
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