Fire alarm triggered by cooking activates carbon monoxide detector, Hoover AL
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near Willa Leaves Circle triggered by a carbon monoxide detector. The alarm was accidentally set off due to cooking. There was no fire, and the command was ended.
Audio|Source: Hoover Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Agent 6, Respond near Willa Leaves Circle for residential fire alarm in a living room carbon monoxide detection.
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Agent 6, Respond near Little Leaves Circle for residential fire alarm on a living room carbon monoxide detector activation.
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Cross street of Willa Lake Drive.
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Engine 6 responding.
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6 responding.
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Digit 6 responding, near will a leaf circle, residential fire alarm, living room, carbon monoxide detector, activation.
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Agent 3, Rescue, 4 respondent Townsweets, near South Park Drive, 33-year-old female.
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Having (name withheld), (name withheld), will be waiting outside.
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Engine 3, Rescue, for Respond, Endtown Street, near South Park Drive, 33-year-old female,
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(name withheld), (name withheld),
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will be waiting outside, cross-street and Montgomery Highway.
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Vig's on St. Willa Leafman.
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Don't see him a little leaf, man? To see him a little leaf, man?
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This is three, fine.
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Any three respondent.
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In the three respondent.
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64 respondent.
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asking for responding in-town suites near South Park Drive for a 33-year-old female abdominal and chest veins say she's going to beat now sign slowly command the fire alarm.
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alarm was set off accidentally due to the cooking command terminated alarm set off accidentally due to cooking command terminated
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Hoover, AL
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