Faulty carbon monoxide detector triggers emergency response, Clay Center KS
Fire & ArsonEmergency units responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm near 8th St and Clay St. The detector was later found to be faulty and not indicating a real hazard.
Audio|Source: Clay County Sheriff, Clay Center Police and EMS
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Transcript:
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Be advised when we're out to near 8th St and Clay St for carbon monoxide detector going off.
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Okay.
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Six, can you do a 10-29 on Bryce Williams?
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Second for.
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Six, are you guys at 8th and Clay or where you guys at?
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Due to West of ya.
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101, we're on C.
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One-O-1104.
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Thanks that, mail, signal 30.
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Tap them.
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208, can you run the female that's the honor of this truck?
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Thank you.
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28, that female is also signal 30.
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24.
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Medic 4 is back in the county.
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Medic 4 is back in the county.
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Mediore, 104.
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28,
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we'll be tonight.
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28, 104.
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628, you want to go make contact RP again?
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10-4[1], 1330.
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Okay,
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ever.
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One-on.
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One. One.
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One.
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One more clear as seen,
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a 23-year-old carbon monoxide detector finally went bad.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Message received
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Location mentioned:
8th St & Clay St, Clay Center, KS 67432
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