Fire alarm triggered by burnt food in room 313, New London County CT
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated in New London County due to burnt food in room 313 South. The investigation found no actual fire threat. The alarm panel was reset to normal and the situation was controlled.
Audio|Source: Southern Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Eastern Connecticut Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Food is there for.
00:04
86 copies. You need ventilation or good?
00:09
No.
00:11
We're investigating, actually,
00:13
from 313 is a burnt food.
00:19
Copy. 313.
00:28
Command, go ahead, fire alarm.
00:32
506 notified as well as a 1,000 energy.
00:52
The panel is already in normal condition. You also have the cards to go into the actual panel room.
01:18
I have the card for that main tunnel.
01:21
Do you need it?
01:24
If you push trouble four times, that's the password to get into the NASCAR problem.
01:30
Yeah, we already did that.
01:32
But the panel outside is reading normal.
01:35
The actual panel is locked in the case.
01:50
Command received, you can test with the time signal.
01:54
File on receipt, 2131.
01:59
8601,
02:03
sir. 86 roll, sir.
02:09
A6 copies.
02:10
A6, the Midland.
02:12
Causing the alarm is burnt food in room 313 south.
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We're going to go under control. The panels reset.
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Location mentioned:
New London County, CT
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