Fire units check for fuel leak near Tj's and Route 22, Cambria County PA
Fire & ArsonFire and EMS units responded to a report of a possible fuel odor or leak near Tj's and Route 22 in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Upon arrival, no fuel smell or visible smoke was detected. Units conducted checks in surrounding areas but found no evidence of a leak.
Audio|Source: Cambria County Fire and EMS
02:45
Transcript:
00:00
Move the special services up to Tj's and start down the highway see if you can notice any type of fuel motor.
00:10
Thank you. 70 social, 70 depra.
00:47
I'm probably 1012.
01:17
I don't care for salmany that pretty.
01:22
Seventy, Deputy Good.
01:25
Oh, we are we at least one.
01:28
Seventy deputy, yeah.
01:32
Seventy deputy, yes.
01:45
Service, I'll be responding to a hot street.
01:50
I'm going to else on (number withheld).
02:02
I'm currently going up the old highway and we can smell nothing yet.
02:12
Yeah, I was going to say whenever I was, I came down across the street, I had no rivers about anything.
02:19
Just double-checked and I was even though I'm shopping to the parking lot and it really didn't have anything.
02:29
Affirmative once I get to PJs, you want to return to station or is there any place else you want to get a check?
02:37
We'll turn it out at St.
02:39
Francis again and then head back down through. We'll run more walk through. If we don't have anything, then we'll clear.
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US-22, Pennsylvania
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