Carbon monoxide alarm prompts emergency response at home 

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1 Battalion Rescue 1, 1, Ladder 1, Unit 14. We have a carbon monoxide alarm going off at 720 South 14. 720 South 14. Color advised carbon monoxide alarm going off. Caller is going to be a second-party caller. They advise that there is going to be one subject in the home. A name (name withheld) is still going to be at the residence. 720 South 14th. Four teams in-round. I'm showing you to 14 in round at 2316. Brother's face. Show battalion responding. What companies did you send? Revised, Italian. Who'd you send on this call? Battalion 11, Company 1. Rescue 1 and Ladder 1 in Unit 14. Only units responding 3. Carverman Nox had 1. Let's check. You can disregard Company 1 and 2nd Company 3, 14 Street, somebody company 3. Check, showing, dispatching Company 3. Company, 720 South 14, 720 South 14th. Core vizes, she sees government oxide going off in a bedroom. She advised that there is going to be one subject in a home still inside. 720 South 14th. Responding at 2318. Yes, Battalion. Did they say a reason why one circuit was still inside? Check is a second-party caller, a daughter of the homeowner. She advised that she could see the alarms going off through the camera and also spoke with her mother. She advised that it was still going off in the bedroom. We attempted to tell her to call her mother back and tell her to exit the residence. She has not called back. All right, special, tell me through, responding.

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