Emergency services respond to potential carbon monoxide exposure
Medical EmergencyEmergency services were called to a house where someone may have been exposed to carbon monoxide. The alert came from an iPhone crash notification.
Audio|Source: Lubbock County Public Safety
01:55
Transcript:
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Engine 4: Fire/EMS unit dispatch
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Location mentioned:
Near Auburn St, Lubbock, TX 79415
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