Gas leak reported in apartment, resident dizzy, Livermore CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a gas leak was reported inside an apartment near Catalina Drive. The resident felt dizzy but refused an ambulance. Emergency responders were dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Alameda County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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LP District 999, Torp 96, response for gas leak inside.
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Near Catalina Drive.
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Cross of Catalina Court, TAC 4 response, TAC 4.
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Elkis Strict 2, engine 92, truck 93 respond for commercial alarm, (number withheld), Johnson Drive, Crosso Owens Drive, TAC 5 response, TAC 5, TAC 5,
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TAC 56, confirm response.
00:25
Truck 99 Alco.
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363 is on seat.
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Alco BELS 131, do you have a post for us? ULS.
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131, post on the spring.
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You know, it's 131.
00:37
First have a sparing.
00:39
Okay.
00:40
Party-4 is Colton.
00:45
Engine 99, truck 96, are you responding? RP is advising of a strong odor of gas inside apartment number six.
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This apartment six, the resident did advise they're feeling dizzy but refusing an ambulance.
00:55
They'll be waiting outside, and this will be a TAC4 response, TAC4.
00:58
Engine 99, advise if you want us to start an ambulance precautionary.
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Location mentioned:
Catalina Dr, Livermore, CA 94550
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