Squad vehicle crashes into building causing gas leak
Fire & ArsonThe audio reports a squad vehicle crashed into a building and caused an active gas leak and a fire. Fire crews controlled the fire and ventilated the building. One person was taken to the hospital. The gas leak remained active and responders discussed how to handle it.
Audio|Source: Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management
02:9
Transcript:
The squad 219 crash into the structure. Can you just make sure that the structure is? Yeah, we're looking at it right now. As we approach it, the structure appears stable, but we have an active gas leak. but we have an active gas leak. 210 on scene. Copy medic 210 on. Command to alarm. Utility tool. By utility tool 8 main machine command command. my component to this call. Copy. You want a hat in that component. Our radio wasn't working on the way and you can use me an update. You'll be assuming Main Street command. Got here and there was a van. onto the building and the gas meter on the side. It did extend into the building. We have air conditions on the inside, but we do have good knockdown, a primary, we have fire control and a primary all clear. We have ventilated the structure. We did have one immediate patient that has transported to Banner Desert in Medic[1]. We do have a... gas leaks so we have a two and one has in route now which we were going to exit the structure until we could figure out the gas leak East deputy copies
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medic: Medical Emergency
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Location mentioned:
Buckeye, AZ
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