False carbon monoxide alarm at residence near Gazelle Court, Fredericksburg VA
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Gazelle Court but was reported as a false alarm by the homeowners. Responding units were held to first-in and later cleared the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Spotsylvania County Fire and Rescue
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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 11, Engine 4, Engine 6, and Battalion 8.
00:05
Commercial alarm.
00:06
At near Gazelle Court.
00:09
Cross streets are Copacord and dead end.
00:12
Response priority 1.
00:14
On incident 1.
00:28
An alarm at course.
00:35
Yes, responding residential fire alarm sounding.
00:38
Near Gazelle Court, cross Copacord, additional cross Champion’s Way.
00:44
It's giving me Champion’s Way.
00:46
Came in via text notification from the alarm company,
00:50
advising carbon monoxide alarm at the resident.
00:55
We did make contact with the homeowners.
00:57
They're advising it should be a false activation and alarm itself has an issue.
01:02
The resident is requesting to cancel your discretion on continuing.
01:06
It's had a name, Engine 4, Engine 6, player, 11.
01:13
Did we receive proper code?
01:16
Not as of yet.
01:17
We've only stick alert the homeowner.
01:20
The alarm company hasn't called us back.
01:24
Okay, let's hold it to the first in unit and continue them until we get the proper code.
01:33
Direct, hold me a first in unit.
01:35
All right, hold me a first in unit. All right, you can go in service per Battalion 8.
01:38
1335.
01:39
Go and switch your traffic back to copy one.
01:41
All units are going to be clear of incident.
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Location mentioned:
Gazelle Ct, Fredericksburg, VA 22408
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