Carbon monoxide alarm triggers fire department response, Brookfield CT
Fire & ArsonThe fire department was sent to a home near Cross Pond Drive because a carbon monoxide alarm went off on the second floor. No one was sick at the scene, and people said they were tampering with the alarm, but the fire department was still requested to respond.
Audio|Source: Litchfield County Fire and EMS Departments - Southern
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Transcript:
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Fire Department is requested to 2121 Cross Pond Drive for the CO detector.
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Zone indicated, second floor, CO alarm[1].
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Repeating books down the air, put fire fire department is requested to 21 Cross Pond Drive for the carbon monoxide alarm.
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Zone indicated, second floor, CO alarm[1].
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Your crosses are up to Hill and Tree Farm Lane, time now 1203.
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I'm outside quarters.
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262. Two-six to see.
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The same. The car floor is same move.
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LCD, this is Salisbury Ambulance 1.
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We're on route to Fairview Hospital.
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Southbury Ambulance, you're in route to Fairview at 1204.
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Hey, Brokefield.
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20183. The 183 is responding.
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Respondon Drive.
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Roger. The headquarters.
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Roger Brookfield Car 7.
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On to 2-1 crossbond.
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Roger Brickson, Tart 3.
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Tard 3. Call three.
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For the alarm company, no one on scene is feeling ill.
01:06
They stated that they were messing with the alarm.
01:09
Alarm company is still requesting a response from the fire department.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO alarm: Carbon Monoxide Detector Activation
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Location mentioned:
Cross Pond, Brookfield, CT 06804
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