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Small natural gas leak found behind restaurant, Benson MN
Fire and ambulance crews responded to a report of a natural gas smell behind a restaurant near Pacific Avenue in Benson. Responders confirmed a small gas leak and turned off the gas supply to ensure safety.
Audio|Heard on: Appleton Ambulance
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02:21
Transcript:
00:00
Got a call about Jimmy's Pizza, a bystander said that they were smelling some natural gas behind Jimmy's Pizza.
00:09
Good.
00:18
Would you like him too?
00:24
Go on, trust.
00:26
James Fire.
00:36
Benson Fire, please respond to Jimmy's Pizza.
00:40
There was a natural gas coming from behind Jimmy's Pizza.
00:43
Again, that's Jimmy's Pizza, near Pacific Ave.
00:58
Benson Fire, please respond to Jimmy's Pizza for a natural gas smell that is coming from Jimmy's Pizza.
01:03
Again, that's Jimmy's Pizza, near Pacific Ave.
01:11
Benson Fire to SWIFT, we get a feed.
01:14
10-4[1]Page C, 1022.
01:21
Senton fire to SWIFT, do you want to get a hold of Centerpoint Energy?
01:26
Tenor.
01:28
Vincent Fire Swift, Rurno.
01:32
10.206.
01:37
Sensen fired at Swift left, Dean.
01:41
1047. 1027.
01:47
Sensen fire to Swift.
01:48
Do we know who called this in?
01:55
Ten-four, I gotta get that information yet.
02:03
Swift the Benson Fire.
02:07
Go ahead.
02:10
Countryside Health is the one that called about it.
02:16
Not negative, we're good here, we're just going to shut the gas off.
02:20
It is leaking a little bit.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Pacific Ave, Benson, MN 56215
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