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Activated carbon monoxide detector triggers response in residence, Buffalo NY

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Near Norman Ave, Buffalo, NY 14210

Firefighters responded to a private residence near Norman Avenue after a carbon monoxide detector activated. No one reported symptoms, and the callers waited outside.

Audio|Source: Buffalo Fire
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Transcript:
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The alarm to investigate an activated CO detector without symptoms,
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near Norman Avenue.
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Between Seneca and Pritchard, level one response, let's go for engine 4.
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Let's an alarm to investigate an activated CO detector without symptoms, near Norman Avenue.
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Between Seneca and Pritchard,
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to level on response, scope for intervention 4.
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Callers said they're in a private one in the lower front. They'll be waiting for you outside.
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Time out, zero nine, 39 hours. Bustle fire.

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Near Norman Ave, Buffalo, NY 14210

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