Carbon monoxide alarm prompts evacuation at apartment
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm went off in an apartment. The resident opened the windows and left the unit, waiting outside on the porch while the CO levels decreased.
Audio|Source: Cherokee County Public Safety
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00:00detector, 203, South Limestone Street, Apartment B,00:04Crows Street, East Jeffrey Street, and West Montgomery Street.00:13That's what a rule.00:16Ladder 101, go ahead.00:21In route.00:24Copy ladder 101, carbon monoxide detector, two of three.00:28South Limestone Street, Apartment B, Bravo, Cross Street, South Jeffers Street, and West Montgomery Street.00:36Color stated carbon monoxide started going off.00:39He opened the windows and exit the unit.00:42He will be on the front porch.00:44States his detector read 34, but is going down since he's outside.
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detector, 203, South Limestone Street, Apartment B,
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Crows Street, East Jeffrey Street, and West Montgomery Street.
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That's what a rule.
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Ladder 101, go ahead.
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In route.
00:24
Copy ladder 101, carbon monoxide detector, two of three.
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South Limestone Street, Apartment B, Bravo, Cross Street, South Jeffers Street, and West Montgomery Street.
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Color stated carbon monoxide started going off.
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He opened the windows and exit the unit.
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He will be on the front porch.
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States his detector read 34, but is going down since he's outside.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Limestone St b, Gaffney, SC 29340
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