Natural gas odor prompts building evacuation

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01:11

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12 received 1013.

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12,

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we advise we have received a report at

00:06

Premier.They have evacuated the building.

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12.

00:12

They advise that they are, or that there is a gas meter in front of the building.

00:19

There's a strong odor of natural gas as well.

00:23

What do I receive?

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1018.

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12.

00:27

Fox 12, go ahead.

00:30

They say they smelled it inside, but it's no longer present.

00:35

We're just walking around, see if we can locate.

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Anything. Fox over to 10-19.

00:41

Five twelve, Comanche.

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Five twelve, go ahead.

00:45

Can you go ahead and contact the gas company? They were fairly sure it was coming from their meter or the pipes into the building, but we're no longer smelling it.

00:53

They want an expert to take a look.

00:57

Comanche to 05:12 , Atmos has been contacted.

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Two to 05:12 , your traffic is broken.

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Comanche to 05:12 .

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Go ahead.

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Five twelve, Atmos does not.

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Have an ETA at this time.

2026-11-03 16:13 UTC

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S Austin St, Comanche, TX 76442

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