Water leak causes flooding and traps residents in apartment, Portland OR
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According to the dispatch call, a water leak in an apartment at Hawthorne East Apartments caused flooding and trapped residents inside. The leak may have been triggered when a couch hit a sprinkler, causing alarms to sound and water to flow from the ceiling.
Audio|Heard on: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 23 over the air on a service call seems like there's a water problem going through the caller ceiling at Hawthorne East Apartments near SE 16th Avenue unit 305 and say we've got multiple callers once saying that they're trapped in their apartment and water flowing into it respond on number withheld good
00:27
I cancel the 31 in line.
00:31
A-3-1-7.
00:34
Over to St.
00:38
Mary's. It's update as well.
00:43
Okay.
00:46
That's one T.S.
00:48
4.
00:53
PSR first standby.
00:55
Just a moment. So in 23, I just want to make sure that you copy this update.
00:58
We have a resident in apartment 304 that said they're trapped in their apartment.
01:03
I don't know what that means.
01:04
The water's blowing out of her apartment.
01:08
The alarm is sounding.
01:11
He was possibly moving the couch and hit a sprinkler.
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