Indoor gas leak prompts evacuation at Wordsworth place, Waldorf MD
Fire & ArsonAn indoor gas leak was reported at a multi-family residence near Wordsworth Place off St. Luke Drive. Residents detected a strong gas smell and one person experienced a headache. All residents were advised to evacuate the building as a precaution.
Audio|Source: Charles County Fire & EMS
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near Wordsworth Place off of St. Luke Drive for the indoor gas leak, multifamily, engine company 1,
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3, truck 12, squad 10, EMF 60, Northside Battalion are due. Operations on 10 alpha 3 at 1835, units on the air, stand by for additional dispatch. 32 at 341.
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10 off of 3.
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Do you keep your makeupers have.
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I can't even pick up to sign.
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I can't go over.
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On top of the one.
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The Italian chief one.
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Collision. Squad 3, EMS 3 are alerted. Opperson's on 10 alpha 2 at 1836.
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Chief 12 in route to the station.
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Chief 12 day.
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Chief 2B. Charles.
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Chief TV.
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You call me Old Lantern Road staffing for the rest of the school.
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Okay.
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Help.
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You did the grade.
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Paramount again at six or eight.
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Inland 3.9 were 2.
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Ceylon 3.9, cut up 2.
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Vehicle 3rd.0 for the accidental matter woman.
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Turn out of two.
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I was Canada tanked chief one rescue engine 1 near Wordsworth Place off St.
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Luke's Drive committee end unit of a four-unit townhome caller advised to smell gas throughout the residents one subject there has a headache they were advised to evacuate the residents standing chief one
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Location mentioned:
Near Wordsworth Pl, White Plains, MD 20695
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