Fire dept checks carbon monoxide alarm, finds no hazard, Lindenhurst NY
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near 39th St between Buffalo and Albany Avenue in Deer Park, New York. Upon inspection, carbon monoxide levels were zero and the building was ventilated. No hazard was found and all units returned to their stations.
Audio|Source: Deer Park Fire
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Transcript:
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near 39th St, between Buffalo and over the avenue, 19088-Fast 27.
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503-11R5 if I ever state all 16 out piave abdominal pain near 39th St between Buffalo and Albany Abadiers 1908 spas for 27
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Negative S for 52, zero reading.
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That's four.
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Lose it, you copy.
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1770-10 10010
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1001-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-4
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704 704 31-4-311 and 19-11
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100, 167, a single two.
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167, 1912.
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187-28 in the district is returning back to station two.
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Ah, farmer and at nightie, please.
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696 bound for performance zone 19 rescue group 8 is on duty to the night group 1 is on due to tomorrow morning at 1915 dispassal 20-dary
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1.00 you can put 1817 2828
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168, 21, 966.
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100, 167, he is 21.
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167. No,
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167.
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All 431. 3431.
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Daniel.
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CO levels are zero, structure has been vented.
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Om has been reset,
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has has been eliminated,
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all Dea Park units of 528, 25 quarters.
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Theobstead 1 525-35-31431 at 1917.
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Central be advised, we also checked unit 32, the upstairs tenant, zero readings throughout that structure also.
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Location mentioned:
Near 39th St, Lindenhurst, NY 11757
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