Carbon monoxide alarm activates in apartment complex, York SC
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm activated in an apartment complex near Morin Street, Beatrice Coster Avenue, and Allison Avenue. A resident heard a fire alarm but could not identify the source. No smoke or odors were initially detected, and the alarm system has had recent issues. Emergency responders are investigating and attempting to reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Clover Public Safety
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Carbon monoxide alarm.
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At near Morin Street.
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Cross streets are Beatrice Coster Avenue and Allison Avenue.
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On this bat.
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The street,
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Caller can hear a fire alarm going off in an apartment, however she doesn't know which one it's coming from.
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She's in apartment 8E, as in Echo.
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Doesn't see or smell anything at this time.
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Second division,
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We're going to the roof take the unit.
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They said their space units is less than six months old.
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They just had it replaced.
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But they've been having issues with it in the last few months.
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You can check that.
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Just...
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All right, I think they got this hand.
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Yeah.
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I'm going to take the plug pull back on the trip.
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Fire center.
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Oh, yeah, shake your mind.
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I was leaving, I kept the radio all.
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Oh.
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My version.
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Go ahead.
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Go ahead.
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We found the radio it was stopped.
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No, we're...
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The engine two.
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The engine two zone scene two store, part of my complex and that's showing 15 big points.
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The odor still lingering.
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If not, I'm one thing, it's probably a heat spill, burn off.
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We're trying to get somebody to reset the alarm out and see if it will go clear.
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Location mentioned:
State Rte 609, York, SC 29745
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