Residential carbon monoxide alarm triggers fire response
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded at a residence in San Jose, leading fire and medical responders to the location. A male reported an assault but refused to provide suspect details. Emergency personnel are on scene managing both the alarm and the medical situation.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
02:24
Transcript:
Engine 24, Single Residential Carbon and Oxide Alarm, 8809, Wine Valley Circle, near Wine Garden Lane and Wine Master Lane, Station 11's area. In San Jose. Ingen 1. Engine 1. Engine 1. Entourage medical call. 44-year-old male says he was assaulted, that the suspects are gone, and he's refusing to give suspect information. He has a nosebleed ambulance is staging. PEDE as a call. One guy. Sally parts, mate. Engineering. I have a better location one. They're here with U-TL. 11 sounds like PD located the mail he's conscious we're still waiting for further 16 sounds like a PD call takers still in line line with a security guard we're trying to get my location a couple if you have an individual leave us down we're right in front twenty first 8 San Jose. Further, PD call taker's security is at 962 East Santa Clara, and they'll try to fly you down. Andrew 24 is for a residential carbon dioxide alarm reported by the resident... 16,000 APD is giving Narcan.
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Location mentioned:
Near Wine Valley Cir, San Jose, CA 95135
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