Carbon monoxide alarm activation at Hickory Hill Rd, Manchester By The Sea MA


Fire department responded to a carbon monoxide detector activation near Hickory Hill Road. The alarm began last night and continued even after battery replacement. No signs of illness or hazardous effects were reported at the location.
Audio|Source: Manchester-By-The-Sea Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Manchester FireFirmation to respond near Hickory Hill Road for the CO detector activation[1].
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Unknown on no effects.
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Again, Manchester FireFarm region to respond near Hickory Hill Road. It is for a CO detector activation[1].
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College data that began in activation last night,
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unknown on effects.
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7.44.
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Regional Manchester Car 2.
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Regional Entment Card 2.
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Car 2 is on the air for near Hickory Hill Road for the fire alarm activation.
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Arrasu Cartoon, Sean, responding near Hickory Hill Road. It is the CO detector activation[1].
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No Ill effects.
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Call reporting the alarm began activation last night and even after battery change, it still sounds.
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Cross streets, Summer Street, Plum.
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Have the update, thank you.
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Manchester car two from you.
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Car two answer.
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A reporting party stating nobody is home at this time.
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He is going to be on his way and will be there shortly so you may be the man.
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Have the message.
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Regional Manchester Latter 1-on for any career health.
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Regional Manchester Latter 1 on for any career health.
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Erie C-Letter 1 will show on responding near Hickory Hill Road, CO detector activation[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO detector activation: Carbon monoxide detector alarm activation indicating possible presence of carbon monoxide
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Location mentioned:
Near Hickory Hill Rd, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
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