Exhaust from generator mistaken for smoke near substation, Lincoln County NC
Other Non-Crime EventEmergency personnel were called to investigate smoke or exhaust near the substation in Lincoln County. Upon inspection, they determined the smoke was actually exhaust coming from a generator and found no fire or dangerous situation.
Audio|Source: Lincoln County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Me and four men are going to walk up here and take a look as close as we can get.
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Next to their fence, take a look around.
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25 office for a walk in, please.
00:07
All right. I got Duke arriving on the scene.
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Just let me know what you got.
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2.5, G5, 104.
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Cancelor. That's up here to substation.
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Stop parking.
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One 16. One 16.
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Show me out a 1156 pedal board.
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Medic 2. C meds.
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Pedic 2. 104.
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We're all seen.
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8.4. County 222.
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Are you direct on your call?
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104. We're about that out there.
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Direct. Direct. Engine 11 to engine 10th.
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Good, Bob.
00:33
You please check your poll and let me know what company you have, because they're saying this possibly is not Duke today.
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5-416, 24 of the 1050 PD.
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131. You're off.
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I can be.
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Can you 25, please.
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10-1, 17.
00:46
Well, the lines run directly out of the Duke Energy substation across the street.
00:50
And they do not come out of the Energy Substation at all.
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233 canny? 233.
00:56
Okay. If you can confirm a...
00:58
You show me 10.8.
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Show me arrival at 2.22.
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104. 1.16. Either way, he's going to start de-energizing on this side.
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I'll let you know.
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On 16. Okay, stand by.
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I tell you the phone number.
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What was the last four of the phone number? Last four, six nine zero eight, six nine zero eight.
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That's the energy oil.
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T and four. Two thirty.
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Ten forty one, seven six having cat issues.
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Ten four. I've got a number if you're ready if you're with the Duke Energy guy.
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I've got two, I'm not sure which one he wants.
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All right, just give me both, I'll write them down.
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He literally just ran up the road to find a place where he's going to kill this thing.
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Okay,
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first number is 1-C-T-N-6-9.
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One CTN 69.
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The second number is one five zero E.
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The second number is one five zero E.
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Ten four. I'll let them know.
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Let's see what we got.
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Okay. Cooper Daniel 11.
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Don't make any progress over there.
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Yeah, standby.
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We're walking up the fence line if we can get a better look at this.
02:01
I think it's just going to be the exhaust off the generator.
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21-16-10-4[1].
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On 10-4[1], usually clear uptake the area and have a look at.
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10-4[1] direct. Agent 11 command.
02:12
Go ahead. It's going to be the exhaust stack for the generator.
02:15
Awesome, thank you.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Received
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