Gas odor reported at hotel but no hazard found, San Diego CA
Fire & ArsonA gas or unknown odor was reported near Hotel Circle South. Fire and police responded but found no gas or hazard. The odor had gone before arrival and no danger was present.
Audio|Source: San Diego City Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 20, Medical,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Drought, near Hotel Cir S,
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Unit 246, Cross Streets, Private Road, and Taylor Street, Engine 20, 7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Drott.
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Yeah,
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can you give me the hotel name?
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In 2020 Metro patients with writing, he's at an apartment building previously named extended hotel.
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That's 220 Accrofix.
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It's going to be a different set of NECIS. I'll advise when we get there.
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142, 9A.
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Engine 42 metta.
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Engine 42 met with the RP[3].
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We investigated.
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The smell dissipated before we arrived.
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We got no readings with our gas detector.
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There's no hazard. Engine 42 is going available.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
7 Echo: Highest-priority emergency medical or radio response, typically for burns/explosions, under Protocol 7 Echo.
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7 Fox: Assignment or use of designated radio channel or talkgroup "7 Foxtrot" for communication.
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RP: Person who reports an incident or provides information to law enforcement or emergency services.
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Location mentioned:
Near Hotel Cir S, San Diego, CA 92108
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