Carbon monoxide alarm activates at residential address, Wells ME
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Fire & ArsonAt a residence near Old County Road in Wells, a carbon monoxide alarm activated. The caller reported the alarm sounding and stayed outside for safety. Fire Department responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: AllStar Node 50281
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03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Old County Road.
00:01
For a carbon monoxide alarm going off, caller reports being outside.
00:06
Then I'm still.
00:21
Wells Fire Department respond to 153 Old County Road.
00:26
Carbon monoxide alarm is going off. The caller is outside.
00:31
Caller is outside and remaining there.
00:37
Dispatch.
00:38
Go ahead.
00:41
You can see me.
00:53
So, one, two, five, four, zero, three, nine four, thanks.
01:01
Can you call York Police Department to check for disturbances or assaults nearby.
01:15
The operator was assaulted by his friend over there.
01:18
He might be trying to avoid a ticket and is refusing cooperation.
01:33
Thank you.
01:47
Okay, my operator is going to be last of Tango, Uniform.
01:51
Romeo, Romeo, India, Sierra, India.
01:55
C-U-R-R-I-S-I, first of Gordon.
01:59
Gulf Oscar-Romeo Delta.
02:01
October.
02:02
September first, 1988, 1983.
02:05
No, you know what, something else.
02:09
10-4.
02:15
20 inches.
02:20
Stafford, second.
02:22
29 to top of the stairs to the right.
02:26
Wells in third.
02:33
Wells in three-zero.
02:35
Upsterian route.
02:52
Good.
02:54
Caller will remain outside.
02:57
Two battery operated units are going off on both floors.
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Location mentioned:
Old County Rd, Wells, ME 04090
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