Burst pipe found in commercial building's basement, Greenville NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire units responded to a three-story commercial building near E 5th St in Greenville. They found a burst pipe in the basement but no active fire was present.
Audio|Heard on: Greenville Fire Rescue
Listen to dispatch call
02:39
Transcript:
00:00
The county engine one's arriving on the scene.
00:20
Three-story commercial, nothing showing from the exterior.
00:24
Engine one will have Joyner Library Command.
00:27
We'll go to channel two for office.
00:30
They're into one.
00:31
I want to see what the man, nothing showing.
00:34
1822.
00:36
Command truck one's arriving, we're on the Charlie side of FTC.
00:45
I'm joining command from the truck.
00:52
Go ahead.
00:57
We've got an audible from the Charlie side.
01:00
There's nothing showing in the back.
01:09
Trut one from command.
01:15
Yes, sir, go ahead.
01:19
Have you located a ECU PD by chance?
01:25
Negative and I don't see one in the parking lot.
01:29
It could be on the other side by the clock tower though.
01:34
We're on the other side.
01:35
They weren't over there either.
01:44
Tension A.M.S.
01:45
1, 1806, East 1st Street, Vermont Q, Queen number 3.
01:50
1806, East 1st Street, Q3 for a female risk toward interest in emergency traffic.
01:58
1825.
02:13
Trent one from command.
02:18
Yes, sir, go ahead.
02:22
DCPD divide them.
02:23
We've got a large burst pipe in the basin.
02:27
We're going down to put eyes on it.
02:34
Copy. We've got the room back here, but it's locked.
02:37
And I don't see any water on the floor, though.
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Location mentioned:
E 5th St, Greenville, NC 27858
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