Carbon monoxide detector alerts at residential location, Glen Cove NY
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide detector activated at a residence near 4 September Lane and Lattingtown Road in Glen Cove. The alert was caused by a battery change in the detector, not an actual gas leak.
Audio|Heard on: Glen Cove Police
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01:52
Transcript:
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520 for the Glen Cove Fire Department,
00:02
Zone 2[1] signal 8, CO detector activation, 4 September Lane off Lattingtown Road.
00:07
1352 number 4.
00:24
This is near Compacton-N-190-9-0-910th Street Avenue and at the District Avenue and it's a good place.
00:42
5-0 for the Glen Cove Fire Department zone 2 signal 8 CO detector activation 4 September Lane off Lattingtown Road.
00:50
52003-21.
00:57
Call came into the alarm company reporting a gas CO detector activation.
01:03
Give me second floor, zone 34.
01:08
23.
01:12
52002 is 21, copy additional.
01:19
2302.
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5200, say message.
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2300. 2300.
01:38
5200 is about to headquarters.
01:46
5200. Just be advised, I just got off the phone with the alarm company, they said they were changing the batteries in the detector.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Zone 2: Alarm panel indicates activity in Zone 2, likely a smoke detector activation
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Location mentioned:
September Ln, Glen Cove, NY 11542
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