Gas odor reported inside two-story residence
Fire & ArsonDispatch audio reporting a gas odor inside a two-story home. Responders confirm the smell, set up command, and report no injuries or need for medical aid.
Audio|Source: Allegheny County Police, Fire and EMS - Southern Areas
03:39
Transcript:
I'll dispatch my department on 125-440 Chest Street for an odor of gas inside a residence. What was the street name? 442-442-4-2 Chest Street, Bridgeville. Up. Female trying to get into the vehicle; it's stuck between the car and sidewalk. 1148. Okay, it'll be seven or seven. Uh, couple, thirty-eight. They're a couple. ...their station, they're responding 442 for an odor of gas in the residence. 10-4[1]. For the odor of gas inside a residence, 4-4-2 Chest Street and Bridgeville, 117-125, 266 respond on 3, 1449. County are clear. Copy, 1149. Pitch 1815 with the fire department, 8442-4-4-42 (name withheld) in Bridgeville for an odor of gas reported by the resident. 117 deputy: I'm on scene with two-story residential. Definitely have an odor of gas inside. I'll establish command. Copy two-story residential, odor of gas inside. 117 deputy with man 1150. It was a direct corner to the station, I can find out. Yes, (name withheld), if there's no ill effects, we're going to monitor at the station; we can respond to the scene if fire department one is up. Copy. 117 Deputy County. Any need for EMS, sir? Negative. Copy, thanks.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
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Location mentioned:
Chestnut St, Bridgeville, PA 15017
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