Carbon monoxide alarm prompts home evacuation
Medical EmergencyThe audio includes a caller reporting a neighbor dog attack and a separate report of a carbon monoxide alarm at a home. The house was evacuated and one person had a slight headache. Fire and medical units were dispatched.
Audio|Source: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
Speak with our caller by the name of (name withheld). Apparently her son's dog, which was a pit bull, attacked another neighbor's dog. Both dogs are currently separated in R.O.K., the neighbor and RP. Just want to speak to an officer about the situation. Attention. South Euclid Fire. CO without illness. Unit 311. Respondes to 3861. Warrendale Road, South Euclid. Dispatch, 311s in route. Inor route, 3861, Warrenvale, your cross streets, Warrensville, Sunner, (name withheld), carbon dioxide, alarm going off on the first floor. A slight headache, the house is evacuated. 311, did that come over your station? We got your preemptive voice, but no calls. Okay. I believe we're having some FSA issues we're working on getting that rectified. Thank you. Dispatch 311. Did I hear you right? The residents are showing symptoms? One slight headache, affirmative. We could send the squad with us. Happy.
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Location mentioned:
Near Warrendale Rd, South Euclid, OH 44118
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