No gas leak found behind stove at Virginia Beach residence, Virginia Beach VA
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews investigated a possible gas leak behind a stove at a residence near Parks Ave in Virginia Beach. They used a gas meter and leak spray but found no detectable gas levels or odor. No leaks were observed and nearby residences were checked; one home was vacant and another had been unoccupied for over a month.
Audio|Source: Virginia Beach EMS
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Transcript:
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Commandee, Battalion 1.
00:05
Correct, man.
00:09
We made an entry par 3 with our 5 gas meter.
00:13
No detectable level so far.
00:15
We're going to spray behind the stove with the leak spray, assuming you find the leak.
00:22
Alright, Battalion, okay.
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Crated Battalion 1.
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The rival with Ladder 1114, go ahead.
00:37
No observable leaks behind the stove.
00:40
When the rescue gets here, we can get them to run their PID through.
00:43
But we don't have an odor at this time.
00:50
All right, I copy.
00:51
I'll see in command front.
00:52
Light 11 command. Can I get anything on our meter either?
00:58
All right, copy.
01:00
Anybody check the exposures?
01:06
All right, we're gonna do that right now.
01:11
Okay.
01:16
Just run your meter through real quick.
01:20
Hey time for.
01:25
9-11, man. We're unable to make contact with anyone either exposure at 938 or 942.
01:33
942 is vacant.
01:34
And 938 resident at 942 have been out of town for over a month.
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Location mentioned:
Near Parks Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
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