Faulty carbon monoxide detector prompts investigation, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonThis incident involves a carbon monoxide detector alarm going off at the intersection of Belmont and Wolcott. Crews arrived and found that the detector was faulty, showing zero carbon monoxide levels.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
if you've signed here yet. Let me check. Thank you, 7. Unfortunately, still no, police will make another response. The message received. released by ambulance 6th. We put a monthly passage, Belmont, and Wolcott. 56-foot cut. 22 months with you. It's a 63 angle white. 63 golf. We got zero's a reading. That's a carbon monoxide. Investigation had a faulty detector. We have soldiers returning. 63, okay, returning. 1340, 650, 3rd4,000, 50. 1040,000, 3rd 4,000, 15. Front 15, you on the scene. Power there, 24, 8. Tower 24. Tower 24.
if you've signed here yet. Let me check. Thank you, 7. Unfortunately, still no, police will make another response. The message received. released by ambulance 6th. We put a monthly passage, Belmont, and Wolcott. 56-foot cut. 22 months with you. It's a 63 angle white. 63 golf. We got zero's a reading. That's a carbon monoxide. Investigation had a faulty detector. We have soldiers returning. 63, okay, returning. 1340, 650, 3rd4,000, 50. 1040,000, 3rd 4,000, 15. Front 15, you on the scene. Power there, 24, 8. Tower 24. Tower 24.
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Location mentioned:
Belmont & Wolcott, Chicago, IL 60657
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