Fire alarm activation at residence near Lone Star Road, Whitesboro TX
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to an alarm activation near Lone Star Road. No smoke was visible, and it was suspected that a carbon monoxide alarm was triggered. The carbon monoxide detector was to be retrieved to assess the situation.
Audio|Source: Howe Fire Rescue
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Transcript:
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Grayson County South made fire.
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South made fire.
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Have an alarm going off near Lone Star Road.
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Near Lone Star Road.
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Fire alarms are going off inside the residence at this time.
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Our states that there's no signs of smoke or anything.
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He believes it is possibly the carbon monoxide.
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Graysonton Clear, 1319.
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Grace County, stop my fire.
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Go ahead.
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You can show the squad 415 en route.
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You see.
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Squad 450 or 400.
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Go ahead.
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You can go to the station and get the carbon monoxide detector.
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Okay,
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4.
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Grace, can you need to help my fire?
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Go ahead.
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Can I get the address again?
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Near Lone Star Road, near Lone Star Road.
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Receive.
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Location mentioned:
Near Lone Star Rd, Whitesboro, TX 76273
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