Supervisory fire alarm caused by burnt food at town hall, Cook County IL
Fire & ArsonA supervisory fire alarm sounded at the town hall in Cook County, Illinois. Fire personnel responded and found the alarm was triggered by burnt food, not an actual fire.
Audio|Source: Northwest Central Dispatch and RED Center
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Transcript:
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I also just took a supervisory alarm for the town center.
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You split off one of your members to check that or you'll be to send another company.
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District 84, ambulance 16, and engine 84, safe person, death to response, near Tom Grove Road near West Gilbert Road and East Michigan Avenue, in Palatine.
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Map page, QQ8.
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It's a 55-year-old male who's weak, I'm able to stand.
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Scott 51.
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It's going to be a police matter only.
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On Cumberland,
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we're both in service returning.
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Scott 51, your master, received.
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Mission contact, 25, 25, 25, Mayapple.
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Center, Tower 12.
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Tower 12.
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Did you have traffic for Tower 12?
01:16
Yes, the police received a phone call.
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I heard you knocking at the front door when the patient's in the back door.
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Just check if you have a patient contact.
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We actually split up, Redd.
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I went and checked out that supervisory over at the town hall.
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It was burnt food in 117.
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I'm heading over to (number withheld) now.
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Master, see if we'll confirm the restore the supervisory alarm to burn food.
01:48
Yeah.
01:49
Security is going to reset the panel.
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Give me a couple minutes on that, please.
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Cook County, IL
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