Carbon Monoxide Alarm at Apartment
9909 Locust St
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment in Kansas City, detecting levels as high as 191 parts per million. They are checking other units for safety.
Timeline
Firefighters detected initial carbon monoxide readings of 80 parts per million and are checking other apartments.
Firefighters have arrived at the apartment to address the carbon monoxide alarm.
The carbon monoxide detector gave a reading of 191 parts per million in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9909 Locust St.
Firefighters detected initial carbon monoxide readings of 80 parts per million and are checking other apartments.
Firefighters have arrived at the apartment to address the carbon monoxide alarm.
The carbon monoxide detector gave a reading of 191 parts per million in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9909 Locust St.
Firefighters detected initial carbon monoxide readings of 80 parts per million and are checking other apartments.
Firefighters have arrived at the apartment to address the carbon monoxide alarm.
The carbon monoxide detector gave a reading of 191 parts per million in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9909 Locust St.
Firefighters detected initial carbon monoxide readings of 80 parts per million and are checking other apartments.
Firefighters have arrived at the apartment to address the carbon monoxide alarm.
The carbon monoxide detector gave a reading of 191 parts per million in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9909 Locust St.
Firefighters detected initial carbon monoxide readings of 80 parts per million and are checking other apartments.
Firefighters have arrived at the apartment to address the carbon monoxide alarm.
The carbon monoxide detector gave a reading of 191 parts per million in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of a carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9909 Locust St.
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