Carbon monoxide detected at residence near Forward Court, Bucks County PA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residence near Forward Court for a reported carbon monoxide incident after a caller experienced headaches while working in the basement. Upon entry through an open door, elevated carbon monoxide levels around 400 parts per million were detected. The individual who reported symptoms had already left the scene before crews arrived.
Audio|Source: Bucks County Fire - East
03:11
Transcript:
00:00
Got a box.
00:05
The third party call near Forward Court.
00:08
He complained from meaning getting an oil and said that he was trying to perform repairs.
00:14
Started getting a headache after five minutes and being in the basement and he sent some like the residence.
00:20
Where is he?
00:23
This is one.
00:29
Yeah, and true.
00:30
Canyon 24 is arrived.
00:33
Canyon 244.
00:34
Canyon 244.
00:38
7 minute hybrid, by that.
00:45
The sheriff's 344 is lacking.
00:49
Okay, special service 244.
00:51
24. 24.
00:56
24.
00:59
Engine 244.
01:05
Can you call the complaint? We're not getting an answer, it's all far with.
01:09
We have no cars in the driveway, no repair truck.
01:16
He complained his third party.
01:18
He has since left the residence, he's no longer there.
01:20
I'm sure if the resident was on scene or not.
01:23
There was a language barrier now, speak English.
01:26
Thank you.
01:31
Deputy 12 a box, what we've got to see.
01:34
Get me turn on.
01:40
Deputy 21, Edge 21.
01:41
Edgy 21.
01:47
Let me go out.
01:54
Edge 21, you can introduce your sleep.
02:01
Did you put forth every time?
02:05
Got down.
02:10
We're able to make entry through an open door on side, see how we opened.
02:14
Oh, we'll be able to be entry through an open door on side, see how we opened.
02:15
Uh, see further.
02:17
Okay.
02:27
It's time to keep everybody else out front.
02:34
June 21 arriving up to you.
02:37
Agent 12.
02:42
Everybody 21?
02:46
Go ahead.
02:52
We have no reading on four meters of ours.
02:56
The half meter was reading 400 bucks per million.
02:59
We're uncomfortable with this is in our function.
03:01
We have, again, no readings on fire department meters.
03:04
And I'm reading 412 on the 1-200 meter.
03:09
Thank you. That'd be 201 a buck.
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