Fire crew investigates gas leak at Bellmawr building, Bellmawr NJ
Fire & ArsonFire department and emergency crews responded to a possible gas leak at a building in Bellmawr. They found no hazardous gas and handed the scene to the building management. One person was transported to Lourdes hospital while another declined medical help.
Audio|Source: Bellmawr Fire West and Highway Ops 1
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
1397 is available from 4 Heath 1397. 1397. The county, squad of L-16 arriving investigator. Squadabula 16 on location 13-8-1-1-1-1-Avine[3] investigation. Ms. 13, Kendi County.
00:27
Yeah, my sir. You want 97 started toward Cadbury or you want to go out there and check it out first? I'm on location now. You can keep that stuff as well. Okay.
00:52
On EMS 13 can't by police, no fiction. Commissioner.
00:57
We're just transporting one to Lourge. CBL4[2]. 913 is available patient RMA[1]. 1393 is available patient RMA. 1393. 1393.
01:27
Scene has been turned over two building minutes. You can show 0.3 available. The G.S. 9 out. 9 out. 9 out. The county from squad 16. No readings of natural gas in the basement. One refusal to obtain PSAG as the same are available.
01:54
She's different.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
RMA: Refused Medical Attention
[2]
CBL4: Code for transport to hospital (Lourdes Medical Center)
[3]
13-8-1-1-1-1-Avine: Likely address or incident number (unclear due to ASR error)
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Bellmawr, NJ
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