Carbon monoxide causes breathing trouble in New Eagle home

Heard on: Washington County Police and Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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For a carbon monoxide detector going off.

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Caller says the gas guy is there now.

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66 year old female, difficulty breathing.

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Believe he was by the gym.

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He said one took off down Lincoln and he has one in custody.

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Difficult.

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New Eagle Borough, (number withheld) Morton Street.

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A CO detector that is activating.

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They're reporting that a gas company is on scene.

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There's an individual difficulty breathing.

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325.

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Back up in the center of the campus.

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Apartment (number withheld) Morton Street, New Eagle Borough.

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Carbon monoxide with symptoms.

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66 year old female complaining of difficulty breathing.

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Gas man is currently there with a reading of 200 ppm.

9/6/2026 12:23 AM

Medical Emergency

Morton St, New Eagle, PA 15067

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, responders were dispatched to New Eagle Borough for a reported carbon monoxide detector activation at a residence near Morton St. The gas company was reportedly on scene with a reading around 200 ppm, and an adult woman was reported to be having difficulty breathing.