CO detector triggers response at Holderness home, Holderness NH
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm at a home near Coxboro Road in Holderness. They found no immediate danger but noted abnormal conditions such as a toppled fuel pump and lights on inside. The officer did not enter the home and planned to follow up during daylight hours.
Audio|Source: Plymouth and NHSP Troop F
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Transcript:
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Lake Street into Holderness, Center Harbor 5-engine 3, C.O. Detector Actuation, near Coxboro Road.
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Lake Streetson to Holderness,
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Center Harbor, 5G3, C.O. Detector Activation,
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near Coxboro Road.
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Frank Lane,
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to Lane Road.
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Channel 5, 240.
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I think Transformer just want to go through.
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Oh, a good 30 seconds. There was just a bunch of static and feedback.
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Like for now, I'm not seeing anything that's, you know,
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make me feel like I need to make entry.
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I'll try to make contact for residents.
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later on during the day tomorrow. Oh,
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hold on, I think I might have lights on inside the rest of this now.
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Location mentioned:
Near Coxboro Rd, Holderness, NH 03245
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