Fire alarm triggers at residential high-rise with no fire, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at a multi-story residential high-rise near North Line. Fire units arrived and found no signs of fire or smoke. The alarm panel showed no alarm activity and the situation was under investigation.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
02:25
Transcript:
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6.4, automatic alarm[1], 9922A.
00:08
That's your task force 27. Task Force 27 Rescue 27 is on scene. It's near North Line.
00:17
I've got a multi-story, modern residential high-rise with nothing showing will be in the invest mode.
00:32
Vehicle looks suspicious all vehicle windows are tinted.
00:42
Multi-story, modern high-rest,
00:45
nothing showing in.
00:48
2017, you got the N-Vest, 94027. It's going to take Lobby.
01:01
Truck 27, you got engine 82, I'll see.
01:09
Agent 82, copy.
01:11
Standby, just we'll wait until the engine gets inside. I'll copy that, holding on the hydrant.
01:25
Hey,
01:26
Rescue 27, stand by.
01:34
Reggie 27, Roger.
01:39
Start 27, you got answering 41 on Z.
01:45
Answer 41, a copy, standby.
01:54
I see, you got Rescue 82 on scene.
02:01
Rescue 82 at copy, got by.
02:06
Yeah, I see from Lobby.
02:10
Go Lobby.
02:13
Yeah, I see from Lobby.
02:15
We got a total of three buildings.
02:19
The tallest building is going to be 12th floor.
02:23
I got nothing showing on the alarm panel.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
automatic alarm: Activation of an automatic alarm system, typically indicating fire or hazard detection.
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Location mentioned:
Near Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
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