Vehicle leaking gasoline near Huntington and West Boulevard, Boardman OH
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a burgundy truck was reported leaking gasoline near Huntington and West Boulevard in Boardman, Ohio. Fire units responded to contain the spill. The driver was outside the truck pouring gasoline in an empty lot nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Mahoning County Public Safety - Digital
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01:29
Transcript:
00:00
Time out 1314 .
00:04
Engine seventy-one, engine seventy-three, command seventy-one for a vehicle leaking gasoline.
00:25
Engine 71, engine 73, command 71 for a truck spilling gasoline.
00:31
Huntington and West Boulevard.
00:35
Time of tone is 1315.
00:41
Vista on Fifth Avenue.
00:45
Get a phone number for them and call that,
00:49
call up there to their desk.
00:53
We've got one of their people down here, (name withheld).
00:57
And he asked if we would call them,
01:00
tell him his battery is dead.
01:02
He's right here on Fifth Avenue with this chair at Fifth Avenue by the service road.
01:07
See if somebody will come down and help him out.
01:14
All fire units, it's going to be for a burgundy truck.
01:18
Our caller said he is pouring gasoline.
01:21
He's in an empty lot sitting by Huntington and our caller standing outside or correction the driver standing outside of the truck.
01:28
The caller was 3rd party.
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Location mentioned:
West Blvd, Boardman, OH 44512
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