Possible gas odor reported at Kempton Street was false alarm, New Bedford MA
Fire & ArsonResponders investigated a reported gas odor at a location near Kempton Street but found no gas or carbon monoxide. The call was confirmed as a false alarm with no danger present.
Audio|Source: New Bedford Fire
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Transcript:
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924 Street, support phone gas.
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If it's been dropped by just another 1, engine 1, unit 2.
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90 Kempton Street, reported smoke gas, parking unit.
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Fireland dispatch an engine 8, 62-chewile place, 66-year-old female having chest pains, smoking in the basement.
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For me, engineer, 62-july place, 660-female have a chest-pained in her basement.
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Crosshead's Road Street.
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All right,
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I'm unit two.
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Now I'm answering either two?
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Yeah, no odor of gas, it was vocation and gone through.
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Eaters haven't picked up any CO or anything.
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Return on laparadus.
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Ladder 1 is going to take the report.
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It's going to be a good intent call.
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Copy that either 2, fire alarm acknowledges,
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no readings, no smell of odor,
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gasoline,
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train all apparatus, good intent call.
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Location mentioned:
Near Kempton St, New Bedford, MA 02740
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