Fire units respond to gas odor after stove left on, Pittsburgh PA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units were dispatched to a residence near Freeland Street between Harcourt and Fern Way after a caller reported leaving a stove on and noticing the smell of gas. The situation was confirmed to be caused by the stove left on; no fire occurred.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh Fire / EMS Fire Dispatch Ch 1
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Transcript:
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Attention, twenty-seven engine, twenty-four truck, and battalion four.
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Near Freeland Street between Harcourt and Fern Way.
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Caller reporting they left their stove on.
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House smells of gas.
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This is for twenty-seven engine, twenty-four truck, and battalion four for natural gas inside a residence near Freeland Street between Harcourt and Fern.
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Time is 8:02.
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Caller left stove on.
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House smells of gas.
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Time is 8:02.
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Message from battalion four.
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That's just the stove left on.
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Continue twenty-seven for that if they can call for the truck they need.
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Location mentioned:
Freeland St, Pittsburgh, PA 15210
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