Carbon monoxide alarm causes dizziness at Charnwood Court, Norfolk VA
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Charnwood Court. A resident reported feeling dizzy after the landlord worked on the carbon monoxide alarms. The resident refused medical assistance.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Carbon monoxide alarm at near Charnwood Court.
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Medicate for breathing problem, 515, Campus Solar Road Department Alpha, TAC2. MedicA8 for breathing problem, 515, Campa Solar Road Department Alpha on TAC 2 at 1923 hours.
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And just forth clear.
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Ladder 9, carbon monoxide alarm near Charnwood Court on TAC 5. Ladder 9 for a carbon monoxide alarm, 16,
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Charmwood Court, TAC 5, 1924.
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Medicaid, route.
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Medicaid, Irresponding 515 Kempstall Road, Unit Alpha, complies her husband is having difficulty breathing, 70-year-old male with a history of stage 4 cancer, had a radiation treatment today and is having been problems for anything since.
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Happy near Charnwood Court on a carbon monoxide alarm. Plaintiff said his landlord was working on the carbon monoxide alarms today.
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Plaintiff advises when he came into the house from work, he felt dizzy.
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He's refusing medics, though.
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There is going to be sitting outside.
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The address is now going to be near Charnwood Court.
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Near Charnwood Ct, Norfolk, VA 23513
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