Two-car accident near Aetna Building, Hartford, Hartford CT
There was a two-car motor vehicle accident near the Aetna Building on Sigourney Street in Hartford. Fire and rescue units arrived and checked for any injuries. Some residents reported a gas smell on the third floor and issues with the basement system. Police were trying to free someone at the scene.
Audio|Source: Hartford Fire Department
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Transcript:
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We're going to be checking out at two-car MBA on Sigourney Street by the Aetna Building.
00:10
TAC, I copy.
00:12
I just started an engine.
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10-4[1]. Firelock 1. Just another engine. You don't need a whole separate assignment, sir.
00:30
There's no excitation and we're checking for injuries now. Get back in a minute.
00:36
Okay, for.
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Engine fire alarm.
00:41
Go ahead, five.
00:44
Just checking if we got a few new rule in this place.
00:51
District 1. District 1.
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Here's a lot of them.
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You can keep the engine coming. Residents are complaining saying that the system in the basement is red-tagged.
01:02
We'll be out investigating.
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We're going up to the third floor.
01:07
Heavy gas smell on the third floor.
01:11
That's your first floor.
01:14
And follow off engine 5, PD's still trying to get somebody free, sir.
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Flight, thank you.
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Engine 2, along with TAC 1 already on scene.
01:37
Sigourney and Farmington for the MBA, near the Aetna building.
01:41
You guys have got incident 3.
01:47
For engine 2, along with TAC already on scene. Sigourney and Farmington for the MBA, near the Aetna building.
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Incident 3.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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