False fire alarm caused by bad batteries replaced, Francestown NH
Fire & ArsonFire and ambulance units responded to a fire alarm near Main St, Francestown. The cause was identified as faulty batteries in the alarm system. The batteries have been replaced and no fire was found.
Audio|Source: New Boston Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Operating on TAC2, the Manchester's engine 6 is on scene.
00:04
I have your responding 1534.
00:08
I'm a missus.
00:14
MacBaser, A1.
00:17
A1 is on team.
00:28
1337.
00:34
React page 30 engine 2.
00:37
The engine 2. Engine 2.
00:41
Engine 2 will be responding 31 south.
00:46
30 engine 2, you're responding to 31 cell?
00:49
1537.
00:54
No-5 status check.
00:57
Stop.
01:06
This one of the fire alarm.
01:10
Answering ambulance one.
01:13
Amundance one on team.
01:19
105. 105,
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go ahead.
01:25
I'll be clear with a warning.
01:29
10-5.
01:35
105-1-0-105-m.
01:41
I'll be headed over to near Dodds Road.
01:45
Calling, Hardy stated it was a reckless driver on that road. We have a plate.
01:49
I'll let you know what I want to mount.
01:55
Yeah, I thought it was going to be a bad battery. We're changing the battery. We're reading.
02:00
We'll be clear and we'll be responding to heard you oneself.
02:04
Receive issue was bad batteries, those have been replaced.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Francestown, NH 03043
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