Name: Carbon Monoxide Detected at Angelika Film Center & Cafe video
Uploaded: 2026-10-17T04:38:49.000Z
Description: Firefighters evacuated the Angelika Film Center & Cafe in San Diego after detecting carbon monoxide in a utility room, despite no visible fire or smoke.

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Firefighters evacuated the Angelika Film Center & Cafe in San Diego after detecting carbon monoxide in a utility room, despite no visible fire or smoke.

Carbon Monoxide Detected at Angelika Film Center & Cafe

available on the MDC. Metro copies, Carmel IC. Unit has been evacuated, starting ventilation. We'll be using Truck 40, Engine 42, Engine 40. All other units are being released, available via MDC. Metro from Carmel IC, you can discontinue the timer. Metro copies, discontinue timer.

Firefighters have evacuated the theater and are starting ventilation to clear the carbon monoxide.

All units responding to Carmel incident, looks like we have a bin of rags contained to a dairy room.

 We're going to be checking for extension every one stage.

All units responding to Carmel incident, looks like we have a bin of rags contained to a dairy room. We're going to be checking for extension every one stage.

Firefighters identified a bin of rags in a utility room as the source of the carbon monoxide.

Engine 40, why don't you come on up and start helping make sure that we're evacuating the theater.

 I'm going to be assigned to Engine 40 copies us to the evacuation.

Engine 40, why don't you come on up and start helping make sure that we're evacuating the theater. I'm going to be assigned to Engine 40 copies us to the evacuation.

Firefighters are evacuating the theater as a precaution due to carbon monoxide detection.

IC, Engine 40 at scene, stage on a hydrant. Engine 40, I copy, stage.

I see you going for Engine 42 firefighting.

 I've assigned you to fire attack. It was Engine 93. They'll be coming up right now.

 Copy that. Just an update on our investigation. There's no smoke. There's no fire in this little utility room, but there is a heavy smell, and we are getting CO readings on our monitor.

I see you going for Engine 42 firefighting. I've assigned you to fire attack. It was Engine 93. They'll be coming up right now. Copy that. Just an update on our investigation. There's no smoke. There's no fire in this little utility room, but there is a heavy smell, and we are getting CO readings on our monitor.

Firefighters report there is no smoke or fire, but there is a heavy smell and carbon monoxide detected in a utility room.

 Metro, Engine 42 is at scene at a movie theater in a mall complex.

Metro, Engine 42, 9 Alpha. Engine 42. Metro, Engine 42 is at scene at a movie theater in a mall complex. We have nothing showing. We have no audible alarms. Engine 42 is investigating. We'll establish Car Mall IP.

Firefighters are on scene at the movie theater and are investigating. They advise there is no visible fire or alarms detected.

Engine 42's District. Battalion 7, Engines, 40, 42, and 44, and Truck 40. Structure Fire. 9 Alpha, 9 Bravo. 11620 Carmel Mountain Road, Angelica Film Center and Cafe. Cross streets, Rancho Carmel Drive and Stony Peak Drive. Battalion 7, Engines, 40, 42, and 44, and Truck 40. 9 Alpha, 9 Bravo.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire at the Angelika Film Center & Cafe.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 11620 Carmel Mountain Rd.

Carbon Monoxide Detected at Angelika Film Center & Cafe

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