Possible gas leak reported at Center Street residence, Hannibal MO
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Fire & ArsonA possible gas leak was reported at a residence near Center Street and Ninth Street. The gas meter had been removed earlier that day. Fire responders were dispatched. Occupants are outside, but two dogs remain inside the house.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Hannibal Fire.
00:02
Possible gas leak.
00:03
Near Center Street, nearest cross is Ninth Street.
00:10
On Hannibal Fire 1.
00:15
Mission one copies.
00:17
Ladder one will check it out.
00:22
Go ahead.
00:25
If you had traffic, I did not copy any of it.
00:33
...so company for the owner.
00:36
No preference will be getting towed back to Palmire to Game Changers on Industrial Drive.
00:46
And for I copied going to game changers in Palmyra on Industrial Drive.
00:54
Did the driver want a specific tow?
00:58
Negative.
01:02
Ten.
01:07
The last liberty has been passed to the call.
01:14
Okay.
01:19
Ecombe, 19.
01:22
19, Econ.
01:25
Did you have any reports in general?
01:32
19, Nica out.
01:35
Stand by, I'll give you a phone call.
01:42
Nikon. Nicar one.
01:46
Ladder 1, do you copy?
01:49
The ladder once around, near Center Street.
01:54
The ladder one, Steve, you're responding for a report of a possible gas leak in the basement.
01:57
Caller stated the meter was pulled today.
02:00
They should meet you outside to tell you to use the sliding glass doors on the side of the residence.
02:05
Callers are outside.
02:06
Two dogs still inside.
02:10
Copy that.
02:13
Also,
02:14
Liberty has been contacted as well.
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Location mentioned:
Center St, Hannibal, MO 63401
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