Gas leak prompts family evacuation in Harris County, Magnolia TX
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Fire & ArsonA gas leak was reported near Canyon Ranch Circle in Harris County. The caller was panicking but no injuries were reported. A family of six was evacuated from the residence as a precaution.
Audio|Heard on: North Harris, Montgomery, Waller and Walker Counties Fire and EMS
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03:13
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 181, gas leak at a residence near Canyon Ranch Circle, Cross Streets Canyon Ranch Road and Ranch Crest Drive.
00:19
Responding, gas leak at the residence.
00:22
Under 1881, responding to the residence near Canyon Ranch Circle.
00:32
Agent 42, be back in service.
00:37
EG.S. Fortin, sir.
00:38
Cajette, sir.
01:02
Oh,
01:03
baby.
01:27
Fire call.
01:31
Lighter, 21.
01:34
Letter 181, Medicare 43, responding to a residence near Canyon Ranch Circle for a gas leak.
01:41
Caller is panicking.
01:43
If Iso-tech came out yesterday, stated there was no gas leak, however, has been informed by Invitation Homes there is a gas leak.
01:49
There is a gas leak.
01:56
No injury, calling party may be having a panic attack.
02:22
No, 100181.
02:23
10181, medic, 43 for gas leak and response for a panic attack.
02:29
Five children and mother spent the night in the home last night.
02:33
Calling advising to evacuate the home.
02:35
Calling party told to evacuate the home.
02:37
Calling party is still in the home at this current time.
02:43
Receiver, just give me a sound.
02:59
The Blue Agent, he is static, beach traffic.
03:04
A second 402,000, patient contact, stable.
03:10
Enterpoint 2 out, patient condition stable, 1140.
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Harris County, TX
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