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Carbon Monoxide Detected in Building
7524 Saint Philomena Way, Chase, Citrus Heights
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- Firefighters responded to a reported gas odor at a duplex in Citrus Heights, California. Upon investigation, they detected carbon monoxide and used a blower to ventilate the area, identifying a faulty stove as the potential source.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7524 Saint Philomena Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7524 Saint Philomena Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7524 Saint Philomena Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7524 Saint Philomena Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7524 Saint Philomena Way.
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Sac. Metro FD Tac A7 · May 16, 6:16PM · 0:16
Command, rescue. Go for command. Bravo 1 exposure, check to clear. We're getting all zero readings in this unit. We believe it was just a barbecue under the back patio, which we are moving now. But we're going to go ahead and shut the fans off, continue PG&E. Copy that.
Sac. Metro FD Tac A7 · May 16, 6:13PM · 0:08
Hey, Tito, can you tell the guys to check the neighbor's house for the CO also? We haven't checked over there yet. Yeah, send one of my guys with the monitor over there.
Sac. Metro FD Tac A7 · May 16, 6:10PM · 0:12
Go for command. We are getting some positive readings. We're going to use a blower to blow it out. Copy. Can you determine the source? We think it might be a barbecue. Copy.
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