Carbon monoxide detector activation near Wayne Avenue, Gray ME
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire department responded to a carbon monoxide detector activation near Wayne Avenue. The caller reported a strange smell inside the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Fire limineer with Desbox 41 for Gray Engine 41, Engine 42, Truck 44, Tank 45, Rescue 47, Ambulance 48.
00:08
Ambulance 49 and Windham Tank 28.
00:11
Respondon near Wayne Ave.
00:13
Cross trees, Lewiston Road and Leavitt Road.
00:16
For a carbon monoxide detector going off and the caller can smell something weird inside the residence.
00:23
And it's going to be coded as a delta level repeating Desbox 41 for Gray and Jim 41.
00:28
engine 42, truck 44, tank 45,
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rescue 47,
00:33
amylance 48, amylons 49, tank 28.
00:37
Respond of number 1414, near Wayne Ave.
00:40
Cross Street is going to be Lewiston Road and Leavitt Road.
00:43
For a reported carbon monoxide detector that's going off and caller to smell something weird in the residence,
00:50
it's going to be a delta level, tongue your tone, 810.
00:59
Engine 41, fire alarm.
01:02
Great, engine 41.
01:05
You can show 41, 48 in route, and if you could hold all out of town.
01:09
No copies, engine 41 and ambulance 48 in route and holding out of town.
01:14
Counting out of town.
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Location mentioned:
Wayne Ave, Gray, ME 04039
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