Carbon monoxide detector activates prompting fire response, Goffstown NH
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide detector activated near Tower Ln, Goffstown. The fire department responded promptly. No fire or injuries were reported during the incident.
Audio|Source: Coos and Grafton Counties Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Twin State to the Newbury and West Newbury Fire Department near Tower Ln for CO detector activation.
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Newbury and West Newbury Fire Department near Tower Ln for CO detector activation 1258.
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How live with that?
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New Hampshire 504-4-4123.
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Mass agency.
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Groupout fishing game 13.
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Twin State.
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Troopet fishing game 13 on north.
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Department.
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Wednesday, Littleton Fire Department medical calls. See the PD Cruiser out back of the ED for a female subject with, I believe, some sort of arm or wrist injury.
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Again,
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Littleton Fire Department medical calls outside the E.
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at LRH.
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See the officer, he has a female subject there with either a wrist or arm injury.
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Time of your tone.
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At Buffalo 6, when you're able to, if you could swap the Littleton, so we can all be on the same channel.
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The fishing game 11 to pass on north.
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Fishing game 11th.
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So, Beth, last I know she was in a little bit spotty coverage.
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I'll give you a 10-9 and can relay the information.
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10-5.
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William A3.
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You'll be responding momentarily 1303.302.
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Inspiration.
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Newbury West, Newbury 5 in 5 and 2nd zone.
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Newbury and West Newbury Fire Department's near Tower Ln for a CO detected.
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Newbury and West Newbury Fire Department's near Tower Ln for a CO detector activation 303.
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The little bit of an Avery.
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Location mentioned:
Near Tower Ln, Goffstown, NH 03045
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