Fire department investigates natural gas smell near fair oaks avenue, Fair Oaks PA
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a report of a natural gas smell near Fair Oaks Lane and Ambridge Avenue. No injuries reported during this incident.
Audio|Heard on: Allegheny County Police, Fire and EMS - Southern Areas
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Unit 21 at Fair Oaks Lane, near Ambridge Avenue.
00:03
We got the smell of gas outside.
00:05
Fire Department going.
00:13
Before with the fire department, Fair Oaks Lane near Ambridge Avenue.
00:19
Smell of gas outside, no one reported injured at this time, 2058.
00:27
Okay, one more off the special, please.
00:31
Please, you.
00:37
Thanks, Senator.
00:40
That's copy.
00:45
On all 2,800 units, about Lebanon police is requesting you keep an IL for a black sheep wrangler.
00:52
CA registration, Mike Whiskey, Juliet (number withheld), was just involved in a hit and run in their town at Washington and Central Square.
00:59
The last scene heading our way on Washington Road.
01:02
Hasn't hit any plate readers in the last 20 or so minutes.
01:09
Abbeyville Road, apartment 11 in Bethel Park, 43-year-old female, having a psych issue.
01:20
822.22 at 2059.
01:23
Scott.
01:30
Mount Lebanon is asking you be on the lookout for a gray Jeep, the black top,
01:37
license plate, Michael Whiskey, Juliet, (number withheld).
01:40
It was involved in a hit and run.
01:42
It's last seen on Gringtree Road.
01:55
I see that one of the vehicles fled the scene.
01:58
Can you have PD if EMS is still needed at the original crash site?
02:05
Nurse.
02:11
Command, Lieutenant 1.
02:23
Natural gas in the basement,
02:25
investigate.
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Location mentioned:
Ambridge Ave, Fair Oaks, PA 15003
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