Natural gas odor reported near Brown Velvet Lane in Apex, Apex NC
Fire & ArsonUnits responded to reports of a natural gas smell along Brown Velvet Lane in Apex. Investigation at the intersection of Haas Avenue and Brown Velvet Lane found no detectable gas odor. The source of the gas smell is unknown and no injuries were reported.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
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All units on Sack 41 headed to Brownville Lane, Haas Avenue.
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Caller reports that they smell gas the entire length of the road of Brown Velvet Lane.
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It's unknown where the leak is coming from, but there is an odor.
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Collar is no longer on scene.
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The problem is outside.
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The gas can be smelled only.
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No one is sick or injured.
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Final coating, 60 Bravo 3-0 Ocean.
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Engine 36, I'm seen at the intersection of Haas and Brown Velvet, 36 ALHath command,
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the investigating, attempting to locate.
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This is 36A. I don't have an odor at the intersection. We're going to thrive down brown velvet and see if we can find anything.
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Location mentioned:
Brown Velvet Ln, Apex, NC 27523
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