Strong gas smell reported at residence on Shasta Dr, Fairfield CA
Fire & ArsonA strong gas smell was reported near a residence on Shasta Drive. Emergency teams responded and checked the area. The fire alarm system could not be reset, so employees were assigned to watch for fire and to call if any fire occurs. The alarm company was advised to fix the system.
Audio|Source: Vacaville, Fairfield, Suisun, Dixon, Rio Vista - Police/Fire
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Transcript:
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Toppy, you're not to near Shasta Dr, called in by a passerby, strong smell of gas coming from the residence, unknown if anyone's home.
00:08
Tommy, do you start appeasing anything?
00:09
Okay.
00:10
From Kenobi. Kennedy. Kennedy. Kennedy.
00:11
For today 19, I advise dear that it's not a police matter if you can start a video phone.
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Timber. 1-3 to stand 32.
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Go ahead. Oh,
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what's your point? Oh, I'm broke though.
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I got eyes on the mail.
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He's standing at the front door with the interior light.
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Copy.
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Left just turned off.
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Copy. Copy.
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Confirming around the northeast corner corner.
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Yeah, but I walked up behind some cover on foot just to get eyes on the house.
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Copy.
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...form with a CML utilizing the translation line now.
00:43
Okay, fine. ...mails versus Dominic.
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Me sir.
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Careful, Linda 35.
00:47
We were not able to reset the system, unable to locate the actual full station.
00:51
The employees here are on Firewatch.
00:53
They will call if there's an actual fire.
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They've been advised to contact their alarm company to have their system repaired.
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Location mentioned:
Shasta Dr, Fairfield, CA 94533
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