False carbon monoxide alarm triggered accidentally, Nevada IA
Fire & ArsonFire responders were called near Watson Street for a carbon monoxide alarm check. Upon arrival, no symptoms or hazards were found. The alarm was triggered accidentally by an old detector that was activated when the occupants picked it up during house chores.
Audio|Source: Story County Rural Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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Nevada fire, you need it near Watson St for carbon monoxide check.
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And Nevada fire, you need at near Watson St for carbon monoxide check.
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Story can be clear, 224.
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Stewart is only 1210.
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I'll be in route director,
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Watson. Copy 1210 in Rock 2.36.
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40, 20, 1110 will be around.
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...be around...
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...round 2.7...
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County 12th denim on the scene near Watson and Palmer.
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Signal story,
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manufacturer at home, nothing evident from the outside.
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We investigated.
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How many two, 41?
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County, 1210, I've met with the occupants.
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They're complaining no symptoms at all.
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They think it's an accidental activation of a stored alarm that they picked up while doing some house chores.
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I would be checking the area for C.R.
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Evidence.
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Otherwise,
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no rush at this point, you hold the apparatus and quarters.
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Sorry, Cali, 1110 will be hunting.
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Story, Cali, or 210 is en route?
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County, 210 is en route.
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Q10, the occupants found an old detector in a basket and when they picked up the basket,
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it looks like it just activated the test button on it.
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I'm going to go ahead and check for evidence and see, oh,
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looks like you can do it if you want to.
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Acknowledge, returning to station.
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Copy that.
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Location mentioned:
Watson St, Nevada, IA 50201
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