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Carbon monoxide alarm reported at residential address

Fire & Arson

Reported: 07/16/2025 07:14 PM (PDT)

Near Denison St, Highland Park, NJ 08904

Audio|Source: Highland Park EMS

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Transcript:
every response to 223 Denison Street for a carbon monoxide alarm. Once again, that's 2.23 Denison Street for a carbon but an oxide alarm, called it by the homeowner, crosses 3rd Street.

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Near Denison St, Highland Park, NJ 08904

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Transcript: every response to 223 Denison Street for a carbon monoxide alarm. Once again, that's 2.23 Denison Street for a carbon but an oxide alarm, called it by the homeowner, crosses 3rd Street.

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Transcript:
every response to 223 Denison Street for a carbon monoxide alarm. Once again, that's 2.23 Denison Street for a carbon but an oxide alarm, called it by the homeowner, crosses 3rd Street.