Gas odor reported at residence, no fire found
Fire & ArsonFire and EMS crews are investigating a reported gas odor at a residence. No fire is observed, but gas meters are being used and entry is being made to ensure safety.
Audio|Source: Charles County Fire & EMS
02:1
Transcript:
Bring on to demand and incoming unit, confirming the address. 3345. 360 is complete. Two in the front, free evident attached garage. I'm entering with the crew of two. And the location of the gas meter to the residence. Delta. Delta. Keep removing entry to the house. No obvious or no meter zero? 7.3 staging, behind one fault. 7.3, walk you crew up in a meter. That'd be assist the recon group. Got, chief. Swat three. Swat three, station, right behind. And any units coming to 3345 Prince Edward Drive. We're going to be operating with engine 112 crew from 7-3, all others to level 2 stage on Prince Edward Drive behind 7-3. Speak out in command for an update. Go ahead. Number 1 and number 2-4s are clear, zero across the board on 2 meters. Recommendant 7.3 coming up running a secondary meter across the floors and we'll go from that. Okay. Before the occupants left the house, they secure that knob to the stove. I had a face-to-face with the occupant. They advised the walls off, but she did smell the odor of gas when she turned it on.
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Location mentioned:
Near Prince Edward Dr, White Plains, MD 20695
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