Carbon monoxide emergency reported near West 53rd St, Cleveland OH
Fire & ArsonFire and emergency services responded to a carbon monoxide incident near West 53rd Street in Cleveland. High levels of carbon monoxide, measuring 60 parts per million, were detected inside the location. Additional firefighting resources were requested while the situation was under investigation.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Fire and EMS
02:28
Transcript:
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emergency CO[1], 9-9-907, Hampton.
00:03
42's rolling.
00:09
Two first responder near West 53.
00:18
That's Battalion, 5, near West 53.
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Number one tower is going to be inserted.
00:28
2nd22 on scene.
00:33
Right center of medic 30.
00:35
2nd 22.
00:37
Very.
00:39
Medic 30, you ever run?
00:45
Medic 40 disposition.
00:47
The 42 is a team with 8 months.
00:54
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00:59
Inspector 204 in service 311 22 to B6 B6
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B6, 4A22.
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We're getting a high reading of CO[1] on our meter, so we're going to stand by and wait for you.
01:28
26, 22, I'm almost there.
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26 to 22.
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22, go.
01:41
How high reading you're getting?
01:47
As soon as we walked in, it was a 60 parts.
01:55
Copy, I'm going to go ahead and start a truck on the way there.
01:59
22, copy.
02:04
B6 dispatch, can you start a hook on out of this address? 22 is getting rather high readings.
02:11
Can I turn a truck, 42?
02:14
Copy B6.
02:17
QB. Dispatch, no more time.
02:24
26 and 20, what kind of gas appliances did we have in use at the time?
Police codes explained
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[1]
CO: Carbon Monoxide
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Location mentioned:
Near W 53rd St, Cleveland, OH 44144
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