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Carbon Monoxide Detected in Brooklyn Building; Boiler Shut Down
FDNY Ladder 112 reported carbon monoxide in an entire building in Brooklyn. The unit vented the area and shut down the boiler, with CO levels dropping to zero. The utility company was requested to inspect the situation.
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- Radio Heard: "Battalion 58."
- Carbon Monoxide Detected in Brooklyn Building; Boiler Shut Down
- Radio Heard: "Ladder 112 to Brooklyn. One 10. Ladder 112 to Brooklyn. We had CO in the entire building. We vented out. We're at zero now. We shut down the boiler. We just have the..."
- Radio Ladder 112 is venting for carbon monoxide and expects to be available in a few minutes.
- Radio Heard: "Hello, 114. Hello, 114. We're sending you back in our response area, okay? 10 four. Brooklyn phone alarm box 3447, Crosby Avenue and Bay 50 Street, for teens in the..."
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Battalion 58 Ladder 112
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