Fire/EMS units responded to an alarm at a building on Hornard Street in Johnstown; later determined to be caused by a broken pipe and maintenance on scene., Johnstown PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire/EMS units responded to an alarm at a building on Hornard Street in Johnstown; later determined to be caused by a broken pipe and maintenance on scene.
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07:11
Transcript:
00:00
Table 371 Bravo and reach 736 Hornard Street, City of Johnstown.
00:18
Bain service, you see as well.
00:23
Buddy, 46, 1, 14, 13.
00:27
Squad 46 in service.
00:30
Squad 46, 15, 14.
00:33
14. 14.
00:56
Yeah, Reggie, by what being.
01:25
Engine 85. He called Chief.
01:30
Hey Chief.
01:33
I'm familiar with ticking the gas meter in here when you send these guys up at the front door.
01:40
Coffee that.
01:50
Tender 852.
01:53
The other eight-five, Chief.
02:13
37-1 responding 1516 dispatch 1513 35 female clearing up all day met by them dark ground coffee ground on misses
02:28
85 chief from 86 interior
02:34
go ahead
02:41
We're on scene with one of the maintenance guys,
02:44
a broken pipe,
02:46
and one of the back hallways.
02:49
No need for anything far rid of the inside.
02:55
After seat.
03:01
Can't read the 86 is on the team.
04:02
The camera for 43 like that I have a record on, Steve.
04:18
We're going to do.
04:22
The question
04:26
So,
04:28
and the beginning of the moment,
04:31
so we're going to be able to do.
04:33
So,
04:34
you know, I'm going to see. I'm sorry.
04:36
It's probably going to go.
04:37
And I'm very.
04:45
on the vision.
04:47
And I'm sorry about it.
04:49
And we're going to be able to say that we're going to be able to see.
04:52
And so that's a very good.
04:55
And we're going to see it.
04:57
And we're going to say, you know,
04:58
and we're going to be able to get them.
05:01
And so much the first of all the way.
05:04
And so much more.
05:06
I'm sorry.
05:10
We're going to be able to be in the future.
05:15
You can't see.
05:24
It's a good.
05:39
So, you know,
05:42
and, and, and, and, and, and, you know, and, so many,
05:45
and so, you know, and so,
05:49
and then, you know,
05:51
and the beginning to be a minute, so, and, and, you know,
05:54
and a minute,
05:55
so,
05:57
and,
06:01
you know, and,
06:02
you know,
06:03
P.40s and cheese.
06:21
Cameron, that's 351 out at Conlon.
06:34
Chris stopped.
06:35
They're just about finished with a removal of a tractor trailer.
06:39
You do not need this top and they might be done for the time you get there.
06:43
So just return the station and return back to this net.
06:59
This man, it's going to be a busted pipe that set the alarm off.
07:03
He's on scene and unaware,
07:05
all 85 and 86 units are going to be releasing back to dispatch available.
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