Gas odor prompts building evacuation in Torrington, Torrington CT
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Fire & ArsonEmergency units responded to reports of a gas odor inside and outside a building near Main Street in Torrington. The building was evacuated as firefighters investigated a possible gas leak.
Audio|Heard on: Torrington Police and Fire
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
We've been directed to the exterior of near Main St.
00:05
Unit on the first is evacuated.
00:07
Resident said he had a gas odor inside his unit.
00:10
We do have a slight odor outside right now.
00:13
We haven't managed yet.
00:19
Pretty safe time.
00:20
District 1 LCD.
00:24
District 1.
00:28
Right, you still have on the notes for Litchfield and Winston's ladder coming in on fires? Is it correct?
00:36
Thank you for structures.
00:41
You can't, though.
00:43
You can remove that note.
00:45
We've got our ladder back in service.
00:49
We've got our ladder back in service.
00:50
We'll remove it.
00:52
2331.
00:56
NG1 digit.
01:01
Good. Goose.
01:04
The number source can I's rep here.
01:06
He's made notifications then to have some people come out and you check out the street.
01:11
We're just still trying to gain access to the building to check it out here.
01:19
Roger.
01:25
48 that time.
01:29
Go ahead.
01:31
Do you guys have a gas leak down there?
01:37
Yeah, possibly. The resident here is complaining of a smell.
01:43
Alright, Roger, I get the FDF here.
01:45
I'll sound down.
01:49
357-8.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Torrington, CT 06790
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