Noxious odor investigated at home near Hemlock Ave, Imperial Beach CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a report of a noxious odor near Hemlock Avenue at the intersection with Connecticut and Delaware streets. Gas company personnel confirmed there was no high-pressure gas leak. Crews inspected inside the house for any leaks. Some engines were released after the investigation.
Audio|Source: Chula Vista Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Imperial Beach Engine 39, Noxious Order,
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6 Echo, 6 o'clock Stunt,
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near Hemlock Ave,
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near Hemlock Ave, Cross Streets, Connecticut Street, and Delaware Street.
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Imperial Beach Engine 39,
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6tho, 6 o'clock strut.
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Engine 51 from Cherkeshi,
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go ahead.
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He just tied in once one of the SD NEWRAS. We said there's nothing on the high pressure side. That sounds like they've got their other tech going to move inside, try and locate the source.
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You okay if we cut loose engine 52 and National City Engine 34?
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Affirmative, yeah, we're just the greatest final say on whether or not all units can go available.
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But I agree with your decision.
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Yeah, I see copy. So we'll leave myself,
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Injit 51, Truck 51, and the squad.
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Copy. Copy.
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Metro from Church, I see. Church, I see.
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And Metro SDG needs to determine it's not on the high-pressure side.
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They're going to check inside the house for leaks.
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We'll leave units at scene, but we can release Indian 52 and National City in June 34.
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Which I see SDGME determined not on the high pressure side. We'll check inside the house for leaks.
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IC releasing engine 52 and National City Engine 34.
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Location mentioned:
Hemlock Ave, Imperial Beach, CA 91932
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