Emergency Crews Respond to Carbon Monoxide Leak
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews are responding to a report of a carbon monoxide leak. Someone at the location has been feeling ill over several days, prompting this investigation.
Audio|Source: Allegheny County Fire Ops 5 - West
01:34
Transcript:
County 219 Utilities and service? County 219 Utility, same. County, just to confirm, is this a carbon dioxide leak or a carbon monoxide leak? but I'm not sure if that makes sense. And then the next one says carbon monoxide. It's been going on for about two to three days. She has been feeling sick, and now she wants you to check it out. Understood. Lieutenant 1 to engine 2, you guys can down. Hold on you calling engine 2. Affirm, you guys can downgrade. County, you can hold this to the station 209 as well, please. County, 2902 is on seat. The number 6. Hi, deny, deputy one soon. Deputy sees the boss. County (name withheld) come in. (Name withheld), Smith. All right, we are going to be investigating a carbon monoxide leak, not a carbon dioxide. We're okay on scene. We'll be here out of here shortly.
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Location mentioned:
Near Johnson St, Braddock, PA 15104
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