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Carbon Monoxide Detectors & First Responders Save South East Missouri Family from High CO Levels

4,252 views · Published 26 July 2018 · 3:55 · Indexed 15 October 2026

Channel: ADT · 2018 · Science & Technology

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On the evening of May 21, Danielle McFall was getting out of the shower in her Glenallen, MO home when a carbon monoxide alarm alerted. Their detector immediately sent an emergency signal to ADT’s monitoring center in Knoxville, Tennessee. Receiving the alert and quickly trying to call the McFall’s was ADT dispatcher Tyler Sharpe. Without an answer, Sharpe then contacted local 911 which dispatched rescuers from the Woodland Fire District. Upon arrival, they detected large amounts of the “silent killer” and told McFall and her daughter to remain outside with their two pets while the home was aired out. Investigators determined the C/O source was faulty venting from a water heater. Without ADT and first responders, McFall believes everyone would have gone to bed and not woken up. She is grateful and anxious to meet rescuers during an emotional reunion:

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