Water leaking from upstairs unit near York Street, Thornton CO
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Other Non-Crime EventA flooding incident occurred near York Street in Thornton where water was leaking from an upstairs unit into a downstairs unit. Emergency services responded to the scene to handle the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Adams County Fire and EMS
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 13,
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flooding near York Street on Channel Adams County Ops A.
00:07
Engine 13, flooding,
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near York Street on channel Adams County Ops A.
00:17
Hi, Tom, 57.
00:19
Go ahead.
00:21
We're going to turn this scene over the hand.
00:23
Go ahead and put us on that flooding call on York.
00:26
That's copy.
00:27
23.
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Break engine 13.
00:29
Go ahead.
00:34
Come, Richard 3.15.
00:39
Hey. Okay. 14 is going to greet the police instead of.
00:45
13 hours, thanks.
00:52
11814, responding El Party near Clay Street, near Clay Street, centered at 1634.
01:02
Brazil, Middick 610.
01:07
I'm just a minute.
01:09
I'm showing you a crowd to near York Street for flooding.
01:14
Water is leaking from upstairs into the RP's unit.
01:18
I'll take it from the phone with the RP trying to get a unit number.
01:23
It's working copy, thank you.
01:25
Two things later, right.
01:31
Matic 14 engine 11 sick party near Clay Street on channel Westminster primary edict 14 engine 11 sick party near Clay Street on channel Westminster primary.
01:49
The RP is going to be in Unit 2 and flooding is going to be coming from Unit 3.
01:55
Copy. We'll meet with the RP in unit 2.
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Location mentioned:
York St, Thornton, CO 80229
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