Carbon Monoxide Leak Prompts Evacuation at Laredo Alamo Drafthouse
The Alamo Drafthouse in Laredo was evacuated on Monday night, October 12, after a carbon monoxide leak triggered the building's alarm. The Laredo Fire Department responded, and everyone was safely evacuated without injuries. The leak was isolated and shut off…
Laredo, TX, October 13, 2026 — A carbon monoxide leak led to the evacuation of the Alamo Drafthouse in Laredo on Monday night, October 12. The incident prompted a response from the Laredo Fire Department.
According to initial reports, the building’s alarm was activated due to the presence of carbon monoxide. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene promptly. All individuals inside the movie theater were safely evacuated.
The Laredo Fire Department confirmed that there were no reported injuries resulting from the carbon monoxide leak or the subsequent evacuation. The situation was managed by first responders who worked to address the source of the leak.
Fire officials reported that the leak was successfully isolated and shut off shortly after their arrival, with the process completed within approximately 20 minutes. The specific cause of the carbon monoxide leak was not immediately detailed, but the quick response ensured the safety of patrons and staff.
The Alamo Drafthouse location in Laredo has not provided further comment on the incident at this time. Operations at the venue are expected to resume after a thorough safety assessment.
Story summarized from the original created by Ruby Villarreal on www.kgns.tv, see more information here.
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