False carbon monoxide alarm on California Road, Rockingham County NH
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a carbon monoxide and fire alarm at a residence near California Road. They found no fire or carbon monoxide danger. The alarm was likely a false alarm triggered by cooking.
Audio|Source: Essex and Southern Rockingham Counties Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
Causes are responding near California Road. You're on California Road. That came in as the CO and fire alarm[1]. Did that call come in from an alarm company or from the occupants themselves? Alarm company. Carthry and I thank you. Our engine is responding. I have you on California Road for a residential CO and fire alarm. It seems to be from cooking. Carthry has that. I'll take that along. Engine 3, you can return. 3 has that cancellation. Direct. Engine 3 is clear returning.
Causes are responding near California Road. You're on California Road. That came in as the CO and fire alarm[1]. Did that call come in from an alarm company or from the occupants themselves? Alarm company. Carthry and I thank you. Our engine is responding. I have you on California Road for a residential CO and fire alarm. It seems to be from cooking. Carthry has that. I'll take that along. Engine 3, you can return. 3 has that cancellation. Direct. Engine 3 is clear returning.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO and fire alarm: Residential Carbon Monoxide and Fire Alarm Activation
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Location mentioned:
Rockingham County, NH
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