Gas leak reported at Buffalo Wild Wings on Abercorn Street, Savannah GA
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Fire & ArsonEmergency units responded to a reported gas leak at Buffalo Wild Wings near Abercorn Street in Savannah. After investigation of the one-story commercial building, conditions were deemed safe and all units were released from emergency status.
Audio|Heard on: Chatham County Fire
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02:49
Transcript:
00:00
2 in the 10 truck 1, rescue, 251, Bataill, 2 has met 2.
00:03
Respond to a gas leak commercial.
00:05
Near Abercorn Street.
00:07
And then 2 in 10, truck, 1, rescue, 251, battalion 2, has met 2.
00:12
Respond to a gas commercial.
00:15
Near Abercorn Street, this is the Buffalo Wild Wings, respond on fire ground, 2, 5, ground, 2.
00:29
Truck two to truck one.
00:35
Truck two to truck one.
00:41
Truck two to dispatch.
00:42
Move us on this call.
00:45
Truck walk, respond.
00:54
Top.
01:01
Truck two to Trumpo, you stand now, we're talking to stop.
01:07
Copy that truck once available.
01:10
Okay.
01:25
That's why I've gone too.
01:54
Engine 2 is on the scene.
01:57
I have a one-story commercial structure as I've been showing.
02:01
Engine 2 is establishing Abercorn Command.
02:03
We are investigating.
02:07
Indian 2, I'll help you have seen as search for get my investigation.
02:12
All units, reduced to non-emergency.
02:23
Rescue students on team.
02:27
All units stage upon your arrival.
02:37
Thank you so much.
02:39
Thank you so much.
02:42
We have made entry.
02:44
We have two personnel going in to monitor the structure.
02:48
I will advise.
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Location mentioned:
Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31405
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