Possible hazardous situation causes breathing issues at building 

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Night west. So we're on St.J. to the west. I'm going to go ahead and make you site control. Go ahead and give me a report and set up a limited access zone. I see what's got it. The town, 251. The assuming Williamsville command post is located just to the west. That engine 251 going into the occupants and getting a report for me. Alarm, copies the time 251, assuming you're going to split command post to just west. Engine 251 is going interior to get a report. Command ladder, 251. We're staged on the Charlie side of the building. Your stage on the Charlie side of the building. Measure 255 to commit. Okay, go ahead. We're pulling up directly behind under 251. Okay, go ahead and pull up behind Engine 251, and I'm going to make you Hazard Sector meet up with Engine 251. Got people with the Hazard Sector beginning up with Engine 251. Just have kind of a sewer-type Malletucks building, but nobody calls here and nobody's concerned about it. Okay, copy. You've made your way into Suite 105 at the lab. Nobody at that location is called 911 and nobody has any concerns. Let's go ahead and evacuate that particular structure and we'll set up limited access. Knocked out. We know 525. We've got to be a little second to know. That's that. That's all right. William's Field Command, Taylor. We check with the caller and see where they called from and what their concern was. Copy. The caller actually was in the suite when she called. stating that it took her breath away. I don't know if she still remains on scene or if she's an employee bill caller. Okay, I appreciate that. She has a discrepancy on who's the driver. I need to get this figured out. 7.7. It's just the 3rd 483. 432. I'm already in row. Thank you. Put through that copy. I've got engine 255 as hazards that you're going to be coming up going forward.

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