Smoke alarm triggers response with possible carbon monoxide exposure, Camp Hill PA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an activated smoke alarm near Trindle Road in Camp Hill. Multiple detectors were sounding, and occupants reported a strange sensation on their tongues, indicating a possible carbon monoxide presence. No fire was confirmed at dispatch time.
Audio|Source: Cumberland County Fire Dispatch (Main)
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Transcript:
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Burt, Camp Hill,
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Near Trindle Road, smoke detector activation, box 14.02.
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Units 14 and 13, truck 14, rescue 14 responding.
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Near Trindle Road, detector activation box 14 at 2.
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Units 14 and 13, truck and rescue 14 responding.
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Options used, ops 2, 412.
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Okay, responding to your area.
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Squad 13, 415.
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Is unit G-14 responding?
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That's correct.
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Unit G14416.
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Company 14-416.
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Company 14 appraised, Macquarie.
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Unit G14 from headquarters.
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Unit C14.
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Unit G14 near Trindle Road.
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Occupants report strange feeling in their tongues.
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They did advise they have a strange feeling in their tongues.
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Both detectors are going off, one upstairs, one downstairs.
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Use ops 2, and they're a response to your company.
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Headquarters, engine 313 response.
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Copy info, go ahead and read this, Max.
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Engine 313, 418.
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Headquarters, engine 14 responding with two.
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Engine 4A.
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Engine 4.
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Engine 14, 418.
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I know, you get old off.
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PG14. Okay, G420.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Trindle Rd, Camp Hill, PA 17011
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