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NC: Woman found dead in apartment after CO alarms alert to smoldering fire

Posted July 6, 2021

Charlotte, NC: “Around 4 a.m., fire crews responded to carbon monoxide alarms going off at an apartment complex…When they got there, firefighters heard the alarms and forced their way into an apartment on the second floor where they found a smoldering fire in the kitchen.”

Carbon monoxide poisoning suspected in woman’s east Charlotte apartment death – WSOC TV

 

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