Report of Fire on Roof of Sanofi
450 Water St
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 450 Water St.
Citizen user video shows fire trucks on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 450 Water St.
Citizen user video shows fire trucks on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 450 Water St.
Citizen user video shows fire trucks on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 450 Water St.
Citizen user video shows fire trucks on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 450 Water St.
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Says fire is on roof, why film the ground the whole time?
Well the FD looked and said no signs of smoke or fire.
This has to be the steam that is always rising above this building…. Right?
Don't you think the fire department knows the difference between steam and smoke.
Is it big?
Says fire is on roof, why film the ground the whole time?
Well the FD looked and said no signs of smoke or fire.
This has to be the steam that is always rising above this building…. Right?
Don't you think the fire department knows the difference between steam and smoke.
Is it big?
Says fire is on roof, why film the ground the whole time?
Well the FD looked and said no signs of smoke or fire.
This has to be the steam that is always rising above this building…. Right?
Don't you think the fire department knows the difference between steam and smoke.
Is it big?
Says fire is on roof, why film the ground the whole time?
Well the FD looked and said no signs of smoke or fire.
This has to be the steam that is always rising above this building…. Right?
Don't you think the fire department knows the difference between steam and smoke.
Is it big?
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Says fire is on roof, why film the ground the whole time?
Well the FD looked and said no signs of smoke or fire.
This has to be the steam that is always rising above this building…. Right?
Don't you think the fire department knows the difference between steam and smoke.
Is it big?