BELLINGHAM — Bellingham police and firefighters are asking businesses not to pull the fire alarm just because someone claiming to be from a security company calls and says it has to be activated for a repair.
The Bellingham Herald reports multiple false alarms since Sunday because of the prank.
It caused water damage at one business when sprinklers activated.
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