My take on "there's more to it" is that the employee had allegedly already caused two false alarms through his own actions. The fact that he made a written sta

My take on "there's more to it" is that the employee had allegedly already caused two false alarms through his own actions. The fact that he made a written statement then refused any other cooperation suggests to me that, rather than shirking his duty by this act, perhaps he knows better than to dig himself a hole by trying to be "helpful".