Fire crews respond to alarm with possible carbon monoxide
Fire & ArsonFire and medical crews are checking a fire alarm at a house. There are no signs of flames or smoke, but there might be carbon monoxide issues.
Audio|Source: Fairfield, Vacaville, and Suisun Police, Fire and EMS
01:56
Transcript:
Copy Engine 37[1], Medical[2], 5.00, Union Avenue, (name withheld). (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld). (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld). (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld). Database 523992. Copy. Copy. 7.1st of (name withheld) 1026. He's valid, back. Bill 7. Number out, copy notes. 9.4. 12-564, do you have any further information with me more? 419565. Good. You can show us on, see. We don't have a single story residential. We're going to be on investigating. We're going to be on investigating. Some copies. For between 65 or 64. Now you want additional alarm activation, nothing, you know, flames or fire seen or smelled, possible carbon monocallon.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Engine 37: Fire Unit Response
[2]
Medical: Medical Response
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Vacaville, CA
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