fire crew responds to lockout and advises gas detector replacement, Albemarle County VA
Other Non-Crime EventFire department responded to a house lockout and checked for gas hazards. No dangerous gas was found, but they told the homeowner to replace an old gas detector.
Audio|Source: Albemarle County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
Medics forward now, speaking, you know. Engine 7. Lockout[1]. 824, NASA Street. Respond on Alpha Tech 2. Engine 7. Lockout. 824, NASA, Tech 2. from (name withheld) Station Command. (name withheld) Station Command. We'll pick anything up on the gas monitoring, advise homeowner to purchase a new detector due to age. So 69 in service for time. Understead command, no readings, advise homeowner.
Medics forward now, speaking, you know. Engine 7. Lockout[1]. 824, NASA Street. Respond on Alpha Tech 2. Engine 7. Lockout. 824, NASA, Tech 2. from (name withheld) Station Command. (name withheld) Station Command. We'll pick anything up on the gas monitoring, advise homeowner to purchase a new detector due to age. So 69 in service for time. Understead command, no readings, advise homeowner.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Lockout: Lockout (non-criminal assistance, likely a person locked out or similar request)
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Albemarle County, VA
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