Carbon monoxide alarm activates during cooking incident, Charlotte NC
Fire & ArsonAn alarm activated due to carbon monoxide while cooking at a home. Authorities were notified, but no one was hurt.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
01:33
Transcript:
00:00
Ben Hill, Station 2,
00:01
Carminoxide alarm,
00:02
8130, Goodall Court, 813, Goodall Court, 8-1-30-Go-all-Court,
00:09
Off 6, Macop-Op6.
00:10
Engine 43, difficulty breathing, 3430 Manchester Drive.
00:15
Engine 43, difficulty breathing, 3430 Manchester Drive.
00:18
34030 Manchester Drive.
00:20
Central Bay, it was your three looking, Ralph.
00:25
18806 Madison Village Drive, 19806 Madison Village Drive, 19806 Madison Village Drive.
00:30
Hops 8, back off 8.
00:31
Hey, 31, I'm not sure on the Knox Clock.
00:33
Anywhere on the property, on first two.
00:34
If I first somebody down there you can let you in.
00:36
Engine 34, Test Payne, 1914 Shorthorn Street.
00:40
Nell engine 3. First party caller on scene advised that the carbon dioxide alarm went off while they were cooking.
00:45
Everyone is leading the residents now.
00:47
Single family residents.
00:49
Ground floor kitchen.
00:50
No one is sick or injured. They came from the alarm company.
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near Goodall Ct, Charlotte, NC 28227
Correct
Incorrect
