Hazmat teams handle carbon monoxide alarm near Autumn Chase Cir, Stockton CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible hazardous materials event involving an activated carbon monoxide detector near Autumn Chase Circle in Stockton. The incident was reported between Harvest Cove Drive and Sienna Drive. Additional radio traffic mentioned other unrelated medical and fire calls, including a small illegal burn near March and West.
Audio|Heard on: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 10, respond to hazmat incident still alarm.
00:03
407B at near Autumn Chase Circle.
00:07
Cross streets are between Harvest Cove Drive and Sienna Drive.
00:22
Engine five, respond to a LOC 703 G near Dallas Avenue.
00:28
Cross streets are between Connecticut Avenue and Georgia Avenue.
00:38
Engine two, respond to sick person 602 G near E Market Street.
00:44
Cross streets are between S Feather Street and South El Dorado Street.
00:54
Engine eleven, district 406 C Charles.
00:57
Code two for illegal burn about 5 ft from an office building on the northeast corner of March and West.
01:07
Repeating for Engine Ten, District Four Hundred and Seven, B Boy, carbon monoxide detector activation.
01:13
Three Thousand One Hundred and Twelve Autumn Chase Circle, cross of Harvest Cove.
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Location mentioned:
Autumn Chase Cir, Stockton, CA 95219
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