Carbon monoxide alarm triggered by discarded smoke detector, Oakland CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near 66th Street. Upon arrival, no alarm was sounding. It was found that a discarded smoke detector in a garbage pile caused concern but there was no actual carbon monoxide threat.
Audio|Source: Oakland Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Crock 5. Hazmat incident, carbon monoxide alarm.
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5. near 66th St.
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Top and fire, macro 2.
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Micro 2, go ahead.
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Micro 2, go ahead.
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Micro 2 on scene.
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Micro 2 on scene.
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Bluefire engine 4 on scene.
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Andrew 4 on scene.
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I'll go by engine four. You could cancel the amblin, person sleeping.
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Engine four will cancel the end of the other person sleeping.
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Engine one.
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Bravo response falls.
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1520 Silver Street.
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Local fire truck class. Okay.
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We made contact with the residents in 559.
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They're stating there's no alarm going off.
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What other kind of information do you have?
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Part 5 be advised, yeah, it was just the RP in the area saying that it's possibly kind of from the address you went to near 66th.
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The RP lives at (number withheld) Raymond House, which is the house.
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If you can show us investigating in the rear sound, it looks like someone threw a bad smoke detector in a pile of garbage.
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It's right five, we're investigating in the rear of the house.
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Location mentioned:
Near 66th St, Oakland, CA 94609
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