Carbon monoxide alarm leads to medical response, Litchfield CT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near Spencer Street in Litchfield. One person reported feeling nauseous, and firefighters found elevated carbon monoxide levels in the basement.
Audio|Heard on: Litchfield County Fire and EMS Departments - Southern
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Alpha D to Litchfield Fire, Litchfield Ambulance, Bantam Fire, Northwest Medic One, near Spencer Street for the activated CO detector.
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One person reporting nausea, 52 Bravo 1.
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Repeating, near Spencer Street, activated CO detector, one person reporting nausea, 52 Bravo 1.
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Cross streets West Street and the dead end 601.
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601.
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Car nine responding.
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LVA car nine responding.
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LVA car nine responding, 603.
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Show car one responding HQ.
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Litchfield car one responding to quarters 604.
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Per the caller, the alarm is reading 35 parts per million in the basement.
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All received.
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They got readings.
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Jump car one to quarters, 604.
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Location mentioned:
Spencer St, Litchfield, CT 06759
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