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Carbon monoxide alarm triggers at residence with no symptoms, Glen Dale WV
Fire & ArsonMultiple carbon monoxide detectors at a residence near Newman Drive triggered an alarm. Gas appliances were present, but no one inside showed symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Northern Panhandle WV Public Safety
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Wurtsch County Fire, Glen Dale Fire, Glen Dale EMS, Station 9100.
00:05
You're needed at near Newman Dr, caller reporting multiple carbon monoxide detectors going off.
00:11
Time to 10, 434, respond on Glen Dale.
00:15
9100 copies.
00:18
9100 copy.
00:23
410 in route.
00:26
410 in route.
00:32
992 is en route 9192 you're in route 2346.
00:42
246 8 6.
00:50
Senator obviously a juvenile spoke with both parents.
00:54
Problems resolved for the night 10 4 units 108 problems result.
01:01
Rescue 1 on C.
01:04
Rescue 1 on 2.
01:05
12.
01:07
One twenty-four is much?
01:12
One twenty-four.
01:18
Back in the county, ten-12.
01:21
Ten-four.
01:27
Marshall, all units responding.
01:29
At this time, there's no symptoms from anybody inside the residence.
01:34
They do have gas appliances and multiple detectors going off.
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Location mentioned:
Newman Dr, Glen Dale, WV 26038
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