Empty oxygen cylinder found strapped to stop sign, Palmer MA
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According to the dispatch call, authorities responded to a report of an unknown tank on the roadway near Main and Randall streets in Palmer. Upon arrival, the tank was identified as an empty oxygen or nitrogen cylinder strapped to a stop sign. It is believed to belong to a nearby pipeline company.
Audio|Heard on: Palmer Fire, Police and EMS
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03:42
Transcript:
00:00
Attention at Palmer Fire.
00:01
Attention, Palmer Fire.
00:02
Please respond, Main and Randall for report of the unknown tank in the roadway.
00:07
Again, that's Main and Randall near Randall.
00:12
Paul, fire you tell us.
00:16
Already en route.
00:19
It's crazy.
00:22
Chief 162 to 461-1-hook.
00:26
Oh, yeah. Right, Chief, 162.
00:29
Interrote, Main and Randall.
00:34
Three, Port-upon.
00:37
Five.
00:41
You can show me back out.
00:43
Cool.
00:45
We're safe.
00:51
Engine 161 is in route.
00:59
Received engine 161 in route 1146.
01:07
Chief,
01:10
162 to 461.
01:15
Go ahead, C-162.
01:18
I'll be on scene.
01:19
See by as I have no tick on the roadway, but I do have a large O2 cylinder.
01:26
Just grabbed to a stop sign here at the intersection.
01:28
The investigator.
01:33
IP7.
01:35
We'll be out.
01:38
All right, Steve, a fire advising no tank in the roadway, but they advise of an oxygen tank strapped to a stop sign.
01:57
Command, Engine 161, you can cancel a response return.
02:02
Received, break, Engine 161, 4661.
02:06
Canceling response, return.
02:14
Received, engine 161, canceling 1147.
02:15
Received, engine 161, canceling 1147.
02:21
As 4-461.
02:25
Go ahead.
02:27
Do you have the contact information for the pipeline company that's been working in the area? I believe it might belong to that.
02:36
Affirmative, I'll give our contact a call.
02:41
Thank you much.
02:42
Empty nitrogen tank, strapped to stop sign.
02:51
And fire and I were all of us would be clear.
02:55
It's empty, it's strapped to the stop sign.
02:57
It's like somebody has purposely left it there.
03:12
Go ahead, Chief 162.
03:14
I'll be clear,
03:17
returning.
03:18
Receive, clear returning, 1149.
03:26
461S4.
03:32
461S4. Go ahead.
03:37
Tented callback for our contact, no answer, left the voice-know to call back.
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