Carbon monoxide detector repeatedly goes off at residence, Pillager MN
Medical EmergencyA resident near Bigwater Dr Southwest reports their carbon monoxide detector keeps going off despite checking and replacing the batteries. Fire department was requested to check with a CO meter.
Audio|Source: Cass County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Are you available to check out a C-CO detector?
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Can be.
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Try giving the chief a call but no answer.
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Have a party near Bigwater Dr Southwest.
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She's having issues with her CO2 detector.
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She's checked the batteries and it's still going off.
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10-4[1].
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You may have a little page fire then as well.
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They have a meter for checking it.
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I will do.
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Pillars your fire, needed near Bigwater Drive Southwest.
00:32
Parties having issues with her CO2 detector.
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She's pouring off after the batteries have been checked.
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I'm on pages 915.
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Hughes come and five.
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10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Near Bigwater Dr SW, Pillager, MN 56473
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