Odor investigation near Calvert St, Charlotte NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews and an alarm company responded to a possible gasoline or burning odor near Calvert Street in Charlotte. The scene was evacuated as a precaution. No active fire was found, though crews noted an out-of-service hydrant nearby and detected a faint electrical-type odor during their investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Alarm company is responding to near Calvert Street, cross streets of West Morehead Street in the dead end and Foxville.
00:07
Caller is reporting an odor of gasoline and a burning smell inside of the apartment.
00:14
No active fire was reported.
00:15
Scene evacuation is complete.
00:17
There is a hydrant in front of near Calvert.
00:24
Oh, I'm copying.
00:25
District five on scene and in command.
00:29
Ten's on scene.
00:30
We're by the plug.
00:33
Two's on scene.
00:35
Ladder two's on scene.
00:39
Engine ten to command.
00:42
Go ahead.
00:44
The hydrant right out here on the alpha delta corner is out of service.
00:48
We're going to turn around for a reverse out to the hydrant on Morehead.
00:54
All right, coming out.
00:55
Hold on for a second.
00:56
We do have a small odor in the park.
00:58
It's kind of like electrical isn't locating now.
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Location mentioned:
Calvert St UNIT 302, Charlotte, NC 28208
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