The glass in a fire alarm call point was 'deliberately' broken, causing a fire scare at a Telford multi-storey car park.
Southwater Mu7lti-storey car park. Picture: Google Maps
A spokesman for Shropshire Fire & Rescue Service said:"This incident was a false alarm caused by the deliberate activation of a break-glass call point."Fire crews dealt with another false alarm in Shrewsbury a little later in the same evening.
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