False carbon monoxide alarm at Jersey City apartment, Jersey City NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a carbon monoxide alarm in the basement of an apartment near Prospect Street in Jersey City. Multiple detectors were used and all showed zero levels. The alarm was found to be caused by a faulty detector, and no danger was present.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Fire
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
This bench, 18 on the scene, three-story class 5, nothing showing, 18 would be command.
00:08
Where is Steven, Engine 18, seen establishing prospects through command? It's going to be apartment number one.
00:14
That's apartment number one.
00:18
Continue.
00:30
The chance, we know that you not be in the man.
00:33
I see the signing 3-year-old.
00:35
Tine is doing softwitchie Smith.
00:51
Go ahead. It might be a carbon monoxide issue in the basement.
00:57
You can hold the ladder 7 and engine 18.
00:59
They're going to bring the meters in, right?
01:02
They're going to bring the meters in, right?
01:06
This time, I'm going to return on the company 14.
01:10
RISD, losing 114 at Box 366, 114 in backing service, so attracted to dispatch ones.
01:20
Dispatch 48 Prospect was the alarm, the detector went off due to a malfunction.
01:29
We checked the premises with three different meters.
01:34
All readings were zero.
01:35
You can terminate this box.
01:37
All companies ready.
01:40
Receive terminating box 366.
01:42
All companies are back in service.
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Location mentioned:
Prospect St, Jersey City, NJ 07307
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