Possible gas odor reported in kitchen; fire units investigate, Virginia Beach VA
Fire & ArsonFire and EMS units responded to a report of a possible gas or smoke odor near Reagan Avenue. They investigated the kitchen area but found no confirmed fire. The odor appeared to be isolated to the oven, and the situation remains under investigation.
Audio|Source: Virginia Beach EMS
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Transcript:
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Horizontine first will be the attack piece if necessary.
00:03
We did not lay in hydrant.
00:04
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we do have a hydrant right for one of us.
00:11
Jason, God, you do the effect, attack piece, yeah, you have your own hydrant.
00:20
He's arriving on the scene.
00:21
I understand I've got Fire Rescue 2, interior, investigating engine 4, they're going to be the attack piece for their own water supply.
00:29
That's correct, I'll send command.
00:30
It's going to be Harvest Forest Command.
00:36
Thank you, Agent 2, staging.
00:49
Thank you. Larry 2 is on scene.
00:52
Liar 2, just stay out for right now.
00:53
It's pretty tight in here.
00:59
142060 for an illness, near Reagan Ave, Part 1-2 at 22, 21221.
01:04
Command fire rescue two any update?
01:11
Still investigating.
01:13
Do you have any orders?
01:22
No, no orders.
01:24
The meters have nothing.
01:26
We're just trying to track down what they smell in the kitchen area.
01:30
More likely isolated to it in the oven, but still trying to investigate.
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Location mentioned:
Near Reagan Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
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