Smoke and electrical odor spark fire scare at Gypsum brewery, Gypsum CO
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to Eagle River Brewing Company in Gypsum for reports of smoke and an electrical smell from a TV. They found the smoke had stopped and checked for lingering hazards.
Audio|Heard on: Vail, Avon, Eagle, Edwards, Gypsum, Minturn - Police, Fire and EMS
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 14, Eagle River Brewing Company, at 428 Airpark Drive, known orders in A-business.
00:09
Yeah, engine 14 covers, please.
00:15
This was a TV that was originally smoking, no longer smoking,
00:20
just smells like an electric smell.
00:24
Do you want this retone? Does a smoke from a structure?
00:28
Negative. There's no reason to retouch.
00:32
1952.
00:38
1219. 1219.
00:42
Go ahead. Informationally.
00:46
Go ahead.
00:52
Plate is clear, valid.
00:54
Driver is clear.
00:57
Tio and a recent local cited for a violation of instruction permit warns defective muffler and window tint, front window 10 percent.
01:14
Copy, center confirmation?
01:18
Yeah, that's important.
01:19
email.
01:21
April.
01:26
Mission 14, okay, you're responding to Eagle River Brewing Company 428 Airpark Drive.
01:33
RP advised that they wanted a non-emergent response to check for heat, and they advised half the TV turned black prior to the smoke starting.
01:44
Again, no longer smoking.
01:47
What the drive.
01:50
1219, did you copy?
01:51
19, did you copy? Here, dear.
01:55
A4. We sent for confirmation.
01:58
Copy, thank you.
02:00
194.
02:05
Gibson and Division 3 cars, information only,
02:10
fire is responding to Eagle River Brewing Company for an unknown odor,
02:15
information only, 1954.
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Location mentioned:
Airpark Dr, Gypsum, CO 81637
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