Possible carbon monoxide alarm at east hampton residence, East Hampton NY
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Fire & ArsonFire and police responded to a possible carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Swamp Road in East Hampton. They found low carbon monoxide levels and turned off the boilers.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Suffolk County Police, Fire, and EMS
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02:28
Transcript:
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On the Air Chiefs Association,
00:01
for a possible carbon monoxide alarm at near Swamp Road, cross of Red Spring Pass and Passing Road.
00:08
Repeating for 8.10 and Fire Department on the Air 2 Association.
00:12
For possible carbon monoxide alarm at near Swamp Road, cross of Red Spring Pass and Passing Road.
00:18
Now, now it's 846, now in direction.
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Prowe 6th, 130.
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130 months in my hour 8.46.
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133 months in, mera,
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8.8.7.
00:53
Bhop!
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BAS!
01:16
Friday 30s.
01:18
3170th highway off first avenue.
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They're getting for bohemia, virtual pulsating and activation.
01:24
And a price running car, 3170 that highway on a 30-70th highway on 30-9th century and wireless.
01:30
We'll notify ABC, they did attempt to cancel.
01:33
They said they were having problems with that detector.
01:38
All right, the alarm is going off, but there's nobody in the house.
01:43
Simple.
01:58
As to 21.
02:01
36 with update.
02:06
849.
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31. 31. 31.
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31. 31.
02:24
We have low readings at the house shut off the boilers.
02:27
Readings. I'm Simon.
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Location mentioned:
Swamp Rd, East Hampton, NY 11937
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