Carbon monoxide alarm triggered at a residence in Hollow Rock, Hollow Rock TN
Fire & Arson (False Alarm)A carbon monoxide alarm went off at a home in Hollow Rock. The resident said they had changed the alarm batteries and there was no danger.
Audio|Source: Carroll County Sheriff and Fire, Huntingdon Police, Fire, and PW
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Transcript:
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There was been an alarm from 270B Avenue Hall Rock, size it was a carbon monoxide alarm. They advised they did talk to someone, size that they had changed the batteries and everything was 10 for. 1400 Carroll County, show me responding to 276 Betty Avenue.
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Secretary.
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I'm sorry. How you're getting? I'm sorry, John.
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C. Cervoir, 10,
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10. I'll show you 107.
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1400 Carroll County, what was the issue here at 270 Betty Avenue?
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The law and company got an alarm notice of a carbon monoxide.
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He talked to our heroes and subject I was seen to advise that he had changed the battery and said everything was tuned for.
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10-4[1], we're on scene.
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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Location mentioned:
Near Betty Ave, Hollow Rock, TN 38342
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