Carbon monoxide alarm prompts evacuation near North Section, Hannibal MO
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a carbon monoxide alarm sounded in a home near North Section Street. Occupants were told to evacuate with pets, but two cats remained inside during the response.
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Transcript:
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NEMOFIRE,
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carbon monoxide, near North Section Street, that is north of Rock, south of Orchard Street.
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Respond, Nemofire, correction, respond to HFD, dispatchment.
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Copies, engine two will respond.
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Recease.
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Go ahead.
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Engine 2 is in route.
00:38
Received Engine 2, you're responding to near North Section, near North Section.
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Caller stating that the carbon monoxide detector in the basement is beeping and showing a level of 1, part 1 ppm.
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Thank you.
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Go ahead.
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We're Lincoln 5, George Tew Young, July 26,
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2012 Nason.
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(name withheld).
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Broadway.
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Your driver is showing valid Broadway and clear.
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Got.
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Go ahead.
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And just for information, the occupants were instructed to go ahead and leave the house.
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They were going to get into the vehicle so they have on the driveway.
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They do have two dogs in the house that were going to try to take with them outside, but there will be two cats inside the residence.
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It's your copy.
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Location mentioned:
N Section St, Hannibal, MO 63401
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