Gas leak reported near west river road in franklinton, Franklinton NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, responders investigated a reported gas leak near West River Road at the intersection of Ginsberry Row and Benjamin Street in Franklinton.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County Public Safety
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02:50
Transcript:
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1713 have fired the amassing route Gas Lake 4420 West River Road 4 440 Wess0 West River Road
00:16
EMS 41 en route.
00:22
EMS 22, Central.
00:26
MS-22-22-22-2.
00:27
22-7-A-A-Rout to the west side for coverage.
00:33
2.4.
00:38
2.13 and 64, all of scene.
00:49
EMS station two, lifting assistance, at 139 Horseman Drive, Louisburg, 139, Horseman Drive, Louisburg, cross-off, Osage, Drive, and Quarter Horse Drive.
01:10
Under 60,000 miles.
01:17
Engine 63 is in the area.
01:21
Engine 63 in the area, signed at Tech 8, Tech 8.
01:27
EMS 41, Tech 8 has been assigned.
01:34
Stand for it.
01:36
Okay,
01:40
1M.EMS 21 or 22.
01:43
If you can handle the lift assist call on Horseman's Trail.
01:51
Is that R.M.S.
01:54
21?
01:56
Yes.
02:00
You check EMS 21 en route to the lake in Mississippi Station 2.
02:05
Central.
02:13
Two-fixie person, Muswell Boulevard, near Jeffrey Way,
02:17
black man all red jumpsuit, the dark-colored hair, and the bonnet, running through the college property through the woods,
02:24
like he went through the creek.
02:27
Welcome up towards U.S.1 now, I'm also with Lord Lovard.
02:30
Welcome past the Cumble Jam.
02:34
Standful. I'll be around.
02:42
Come in the center, we have a propane tank.
02:45
There's leaking propane at this time.
02:49
Propane tank, leaking propane.
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Franklin County, NC
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