Gas odor reported in apartment building causes evacuation, Cambridge MD
Fire & ArsonFire and emergency units responded to reports of a gas odor inside Apartment 101 at Bay Country Apartments near Greenwood Avenue. The smell of gas was detected coming through the air conditioner, leading to evacuation of all residents from the unit.
Audio|Source: Dorchester County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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12, Station 1,
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Station 46, utter gas inside, near Greenwood Ave,
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Bay Country Apartments, Apartment 101, Crawl Streets of Park Lane, Cosby, and they respond on FireTech 2A0818.
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2213, the Gramatic 101.
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Andrew (number withheld) is the final with four.
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Andrew (number withheld).
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George, I should keep on top.
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Chief (number withheld).
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Region (number withheld), Chief (number withheld), responding to near Greenwood Ave, Bay Country Apartments, Apartment 101,
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odor gas inside.
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Call reported,
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it smelled like gas coming through the air conditioner of the apartment. 101's advising everyone is out of the apartment at this time.
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One-three, so, Jeff.
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One-two, okay.
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Steelbox 1-2, odor of gas inside, near Greenwood Ave,
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Scott 1-2, Station 1,
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Station 46,
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4-0 of gas inside, near Greenwood Ave,
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Bay Country Apartment, Department 101,
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Cross Streets Park Lane, Cosby Avenue, Charlotte Fire Type 2A,
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0824.
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Once you can go, right?
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Rescue 1-2 is a ride, a three-story department complex.
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I'm from here.
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Maybe, great.
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George, rescue 1-02826.
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Dorchester Rescue 1-0-0-0-3.
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Rescue 1-0-2826.
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Location mentioned:
Near Greenwood Ave, Cambridge, MD 21613
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