Carbon monoxide alarm triggered in apartment building, Warrenton VA
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm was triggered in a three-story apartment building attached to a commercial storefront on Waterloo Street. Firefighters detected elevated carbon monoxide levels likely caused by the building owner running a vehicle in the basement. Emergency services are ventilating the building and checking all apartments. No occupants are reporting symptoms at this time.
Audio|Source: Fauquier County Sheriff and Fire, Warrenton Police
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Transcript:
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1-1-103 prior alarm by the alarm company by the alarm company all the apartment 11 in 11 p.
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5.
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That's what I don't want to see what I want for the game.
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It actually actually came into the carbon monoxide alarm.
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The alarm company also called in the state of the department 11 and 15.
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Okay.
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1609.
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Black wasn't on the scene.
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Three-story apartment building attached to a two-story commercial storefront.
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Nothing evident.
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Alpha, Parabo. A-ion checking.
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Under 1650.
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Okay.
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It may be related to the call.
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I'm Derek. I'll take a look.
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315 and myself are going to be around to Western State Hospital from the ER. We have starting mind when you're ready.
01:43
Army District Unit, battalion chief.
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4-1 in the basement.
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We have 10 parts per million.
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Building outers running a vehicle on the bottom.
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I'm going to go ahead and establish Main Street Command. Move to this, Charlie.
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Subject, adding additional, and the battalion, Community College of Command, 16442.
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This is 3-4-127 has the subject in custody for the U.L.
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On track.
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Plex0103.
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Main Street, Indian 10, Italian 1, 40103, carbon monoxide, Miller Corbett, 7th, Main Street, 1st Street of Waterloo Street and 4th Street, 4th Street, and 4th Street. Engine 10, show your respondent now, Italian 1, respond to Charlie.
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It is going to be the registered owner and Fred and turn off to pay for it as well, please.
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All right, thank you.
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Marking in Chief 1 to Main Street.
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That's correct. You still want to the Italians to mark or Google.
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He can use his discretion.
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Call, everyone.
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Thank you. Thank you. All right. I'm going to make. I'll remain in service.
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Ten, four.
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If you want to talk here.
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You can put it in intended service, we'll take that.
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Well, I want to the chief line.
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Who stands, James? We're ready.
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1645.
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It's not Charlie Basin, building owner, is working on the vehicle.
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I have 15 parts per million. I've already opened it up.
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I'm on the second floor now.
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The apartment 11,
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15 to 20 parts per million, I'm going to look at the point. We've got out of ventilation now.
03:52
Okay, do you need an EMS unit with this as well?
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No one's complaining of symptoms at this time. We're still trying to get into all the apartments.
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Okay,
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foggy from C-Pont.
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Okay,
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back.
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Show me with Main Street Command, Satcharly, my vehicle.
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Judge, she wants to have the same Main Street Command, by Charlie, his vehicle.
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Also, can you go ahead and add a transport unit to this event?
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Careful.
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What else is the other? You want to stop hopping doors?
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Negative. I'm coming to you. Hold.
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First of Main Street, medicaline, you've been added, collect 0-1-3, carbon monoxide, Miller Carpice, 7-8-3, medical one you've been added, respondent, 16,000.
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If you also have the title police, we have a huge trap-tholeum here.
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Location mentioned:
Waterloo St, Warrenton, VA 20186
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