Carbon monoxide alarm activates, caller reports symptoms, Newburgh IN
Medical EmergencyA carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Union Drive South. The caller reported dizziness, headaches, and coughing. She declined medical transport and said she would go to urgent care.
Audio|Source: Warrick / Spencer County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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To carbon an oxide alarm.
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At near Union Drive South.
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Warwick County.
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Cross streets are National Lane West and Georgia Lane.
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Carbon an oxide alarm.
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Time out 1613.
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or kind of battalion 60 any unit not unseen 9 830 point view drive can disregard this is going to be false alarm verified with staff
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Battalion 60, I'm clear. Truck 22 and engine 18, you can mis-regard.
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Truck 22 is clear. I'll be available.
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The battalion 16 and 18. You want to take that run on the engine 18.
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That's negative. Truck 61 is en route.
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Go ahead. Four, engine 18 is available.
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Engine 18, I'm clear.
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Truck 61, I'll also show you in route to the Union Drive address.
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Okay, thank you.
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Four-kind of the Tine-60, I'm going to run to the Union Drive as well.
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Vitine 60.
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Can you repeat your traffic? It was broken.
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Did anybody complain in kill this at this address?
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The caller was reporting that she was feeling dizzy and was having headaches and coughing.
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However, she denied medics.
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Said that she would go to urgent care.
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Perfect. Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Union Dr, Newburgh, IN 47630
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