Gas stove left on causes strong odor at residence, Cooke County TX
Fire & ArsonA gas stove was left on all day at a residence near True Love, causing a strong odor of gas. There was no smoke or flames. The residents were evacuated and the house was ventilated by responders.
Audio|Source: Gainesville / Cooke County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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This is... near True Love.
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The gas stove was left on all day. The house smells of gas. There is no smoke or flames.
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The residents were advised to evacuate.
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Okay.
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The Texas X-ray David,
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Zebra,
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1837.
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The 50, which vehicle is the 514?
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It'll be for Texas Tom Norboi 7762. It's lodged against two vehicles in the front yard.
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It'll be a three-quarter-ton Chevy High Country pickup,
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finding damage.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Yes, back from Engine 2. We're going to be on scene.
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The home has been evacuated. We'll be out for investigation.
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(number withheld) Gilbert isn't route.
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Really? See, thank you.
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Dispatch, Engine 2.
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Go ahead.
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The burner has been turned off. We're going to be on scene for a little while ventilating the structure.
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Cooke County, TX
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