Gas leak reported outside Mexican restaurant in Brighton, Brighton MI
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Fire & ArsonA gas leak was reported outside Acapulco Mexican Grill near Western Road in Brighton City. Fire department units responded to the scene. The leak appeared to come from an outdoor gas meter. Nearby, an unrelated incident involved a vehicle in a ditch and an intoxicated male.
Audio|Heard on: Livingston County Public Safety/MSP District 1 North
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Transcript:
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Station 31, Brighton, Dutaker response for an outdoor gas leak, Brighton City, near Western Road.
00:04
Near Western Road.
00:06
It's going to be at L-Patron.
00:08
New usual 13 petamop patrol vehicle.
00:10
It's coming from possibly a gas meter outside.
00:14
Gas both smelled and heard.
00:18
16 all for your status.
00:20
I have this on an accident that Charlie is responding to requesting a transporting rig, (number withheld) Long Lake Drive, (number withheld) Long Lake Drive for a vehicle in the ditch.
00:29
There's going to be a male that's highly intoxicated, hardly being able to walk.
00:37
Central, you can show engine 30 or out marks.
00:41
Correct.
00:43
Engine 30, nice to wait.
00:45
1908.
00:46
4768 status on your stop.
00:49
Here.
00:50
Okay.
00:51
1210, still secure, testing one?
00:54
Good secure and 151 at 1909.
00:57
3907.
00:59
Italian 30 and out.
01:02
The 203 Nation 09.
01:04
O7, go ahead.
01:06
Surprising will holding assist to the fire department in the city at Acapulco Mexican Grill.
01:11
There is a gas leak in the area.
01:14
Clear net.
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Location mentioned:
W Grand River Ave, Brighton, MI 48116
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