Carbon monoxide alarm at North Pearl Street home
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Rock County Public Safety
02:30
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I think that some fire departments on scene somewhere requesting PD emergent to (number withheld) North Pearl Street.
00:07
(number withheld) North Pearl Street.
00:09
It initially came in as a carbon monoxide alarm going off in the house all day, and now I guess they're requesting PD emergent.
00:18
(number withheld) North Pearl Street.
00:22
Let me back on it.
00:23
Thank me primary.
00:24
Thank you.
00:33
Two fifty-one, yeah, break.
00:38
Two fifty-one, I'll head there.
00:41
As soon as another unit is available, just let me know and I'll send you the call.
00:45
Also, they're calling up now, so we'll try to get more for you.
00:58
230, I'm on my way though.
00:59
I can start that way.
01:02
230, thank you.
01:08
230, you can send me back that 05:00 call.
01:16
I don't think I'm happy back in the Clinton area.
01:22
The
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neighbors thought it was carbon monoxide, and they're going to gear up.
01:28
The windows open, and some they feel like due to some other concerns that PD is necessary there.
01:42
Two fifty-one twenty-three.
01:47
Twenty-two thirty-eight twenty-three.
01:51
Ten four.
01:57
Twenty-two thirty-eight.
01:58
Other units can slow down for now.
02:02
Two 30 copy.
02:07
Thirty-eight copy.
02:14
2238.
02:17
Go ahead.
02:20
Can you start looking at tax rolls, figure out who the property owner is here for now?
02:25
We don't really have an issue at the moment.
02:27
Fire department's about to go in.
02:29
They're just asking us to stand by.
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