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Three Buildings Evacuated After 4-Inch High-Pressure Gas Line Struck

N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja

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Summary

  • A 4-inch high-pressure gas line was struck in Tucson, prompting the dispatch of a hazmat team and the evacuation of nearby apartments. Firefighters are managing the situation at the intersection of N Camino de la Tierra and W Calle Toronja.

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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Camino de la Tierra & W Calle Toronja.

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TFD A7 Fire 1 · Jul 14, 11:58AM · 0:17
Ladder 1. Hey, Ladder 1. There are four guys heading in right now. You guys are going to be in the hole. What if you guys are going to be assisting? Then they may be en route to him. Just four guys heading into the scene. Copy, thanks.
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TFD A7 Fire 1 · Jul 14, 11:58AM · 0:21
Commander from Ladder 1. Ladder 1 from Command. Just an update, there are two Southwest guys getting ready to go home. They are on air. They're going to have a team ready to go switch them out if they need to. But right now, two are going in. I will keep you advised. I copy that. Thanks.
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TFD A7 Fire 1 · Jul 14, 11:58AM · 0:21
Code 9 for Ladder 1. 313, go ahead. The Southwest guy said that right now it's still reading at 105. They're going to wait to go to 100. They're going to send the first two guys in. I'll let you know when they're going in. I copy that. Yeah, it sounds like we're going to have TEP shut the power down before they make entry too. Copy that.
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Comments2

Kobe24GOATJul 15 at 4:58 AM

Release the UNREDACTED tRumpstein files

MadelineLucilleJul 14 at 10:45 AM

this is why we rank so high in “cities with the worst drivers”

Wolfman54Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

@MadelineLucille gas lines are normally underground. Most likely this was struck by construction equipment. I didn’t know that they ranked backhoe operators as worst drivers.

Kobe24GOATJul 15 at 4:58 AM

Release the UNREDACTED tRumpstein files

MadelineLucilleJul 14 at 10:45 AM

this is why we rank so high in “cities with the worst drivers”

Wolfman54Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

@MadelineLucille gas lines are normally underground. Most likely this was struck by construction equipment. I didn’t know that they ranked backhoe operators as worst drivers.

Kobe24GOATJul 15 at 4:58 AM

Release the UNREDACTED tRumpstein files

MadelineLucilleJul 14 at 10:45 AM

this is why we rank so high in “cities with the worst drivers”

Wolfman54Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

@MadelineLucille gas lines are normally underground. Most likely this was struck by construction equipment. I didn’t know that they ranked backhoe operators as worst drivers.

Kobe24GOATJul 15 at 4:58 AM

Release the UNREDACTED tRumpstein files

MadelineLucilleJul 14 at 10:45 AM

this is why we rank so high in “cities with the worst drivers”

Wolfman54Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

@MadelineLucille gas lines are normally underground. Most likely this was struck by construction equipment. I didn’t know that they ranked backhoe operators as worst drivers.

Kobe24GOATJul 15 at 4:58 AM

Release the UNREDACTED tRumpstein files

MadelineLucilleJul 14 at 10:45 AM

this is why we rank so high in “cities with the worst drivers”

Wolfman54Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

@MadelineLucille gas lines are normally underground. Most likely this was struck by construction equipment. I didn’t know that they ranked backhoe operators as worst drivers.

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