Carbon monoxide alarm triggers response in Concord home
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm at a home on Rottenham Court NW in Concord. There are possible symptoms reported, but no fire confirmed.
Audio|Source: Cabarrus County, Concord, Harrisburg, and Kannapolis Fire Departments
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1-1-1-102-Brusher drive, 1-2-3-2-Brusher. 1-2-3-2-Brusher. 1-1-1-102-2-Brusher Drive, Cush-E-Morth is viewed down. Engine 5, truck 11, CO2Det detector, which sent those 48-21, brought in court north-last, off right-off 3. 11X CO detector. Having symptoms, 4821 brought in court northwest, cross streets, Treyford Street, Operator 3. Ladder 1, and 5th engine 5, CO2 detector, 4821 brought in court northwest, operator 3. 5. Reference to the O, Detectorset, 4821, Rottenham Court, Northwest. Cross Street, North West, Operator 3. Ladder 1, assist engine 5, C.O. Detector, 4821, Rottenham Court, Northwest. Operator, 3. 5. Reference to the detective with Sentence, 4821, Martinin Court, Northwest, Cross Street, Trapper Street, Northwest, Albright-op three.
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Concord, NC
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