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Charlotte, NC

Firefighters respond to high carbon monoxide alarm 

audio iconFire & Arson
Near Brunswick Ave, Charlotte, NC 28207
Firefighters responded to an alarm in an apartment due to high carbon monoxide levels and a dirty air conditioning filter.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
00:58

Transcript:
Engine 1, fire alarm[1], 1901, Brunswick Avenue. Engine 1, fire alarm, 1901 Brunswick Avenue. And alarm, correct that's going to be apartment, 304. Copy, you said Charlie 04. Mega 304. 104304. Three? Go ahead. You're responding to an AC filter has been turning black. There's no odor or signs of smoke. However, the carbon monoxide[2] is alerting high reading.

Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
fire alarm: Fire Alarm Activation
[2]
carbon monoxide: CO Detector Activation

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Location mentioned:
Near Brunswick Ave, Charlotte, NC 28207
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