Carbon monoxide levels detected at pizza restaurant
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a pizza restaurant. The building was fully evacuated as a safety precaution while levels were monitored.
Audio|Source: Camden County Fire and EMS - Digital
02:48
Transcript:
Is it turned on the old case. One's very commercial. The only have been evacuated the out. The out of the year. Page of the location, 2766 emailing from Avenue, one story, commercial, totally evacuated to be missing. County, all 26 units are clear. Okay. County can't have to move it here. Agent Tim. This location, we have 16 parts of a million, sent out the time one in a lot of them. Letter 1, Battalion 1, Little Caesars, 2768, money from Habitam, between Grant, Fairview, Carminoxide[1], Incident. Letter 1, Battalion 1, Little Caesars, 2768, Mountie from Habitat between Grant and Fairview and Carminoxide. Engineate, all radio, and squad of this district. District from there was there. Tengene. Little Caesar's Pizza at 2768, money from Avenue between Grant and Fairview, Kermanoxide. Little Caesar's Pizza at 2768, money from Avenue between Grant and Fairview, County, Kermanoxide, that is right? The word of say, probably, but the word of say, probably, and I'm really, call it. Letter one, you'll be responding. That's a pervert. That out of three recall, letter one responding. Little Caesar's Pizza, 2768, many from Avenue. Now out of three recall, letter one responding, Lil Caesar Pizza, 2768, 98, from Avenue. Carmen Osses.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Carminoxide: Carbon Monoxide Incident
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Location mentioned:
Near Mt Ephraim Ave, Camden, NJ 08104
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