Fire crew finds no fire but detects minor carbon monoxide, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a possible electrical issue in an 11-story building near Lake Park Avenue in Chicago. They found no fire or smoke but detected a low carbon monoxide level and called the gas company to inspect. The area was then deemed safe.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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Mission 45 is on the team at near Lake Park.
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We have an 11-story ordinary high-risk.
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Nothing's showing.
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We're facing north. Investigative, they take it back to.
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Let's receive 45.
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You're going to Unit (number withheld), possible electrical, (number withheld).
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12. 12. Message received.
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Tiny 2, your fire attack, the time 2.
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Fire attack for a second.
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Indian 45, you can hold everybody up.
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We're not finding anything.
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We're at Unit (number withheld) right now and we're looking right now.
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We'll investigate a little more, but we're not having anything.
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Location mentioned:
S Lake Park Ave, Chicago, IL
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