Carbon monoxide detector false alarm at roanoke avenue, Newport News VA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, responders were dispatched to a reported carbon monoxide detector activation near Roanoke Avenue and Pryorfield Road. It was later confirmed the alarm was a false alarm triggered by the occupant testing the device.
Audio|Heard on: Newport News Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Engine 7. Respond to carbon monoxide detector activation.
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At near Roanoke Avenue.
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Cross streets are 48th Street and Pryorfield Road.
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Signate, engine 6.
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Come back to the truck for a second.
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C.O.7.
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Mission 7.
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Hey, can you advise that this was just a test alarm from the occupier?
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The test button which set it off?
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How right? Can you repeat that last traffic?
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Did they advise they pressed the test button which set off the alarm? However, T&T does not cancel the alarms.
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Copy that, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Roanoke Ave, Newport News, VA 23605
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