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Natural Gas Leak Indoors
1329 NE 106th Pl
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- Firefighters responded to a natural gas leak at a building in Kansas City, Missouri, shutting off the gas line due to structural damage. An investigator and city planning officials are assessing the situation.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1329 NE 106th Pl.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1329 NE 106th Pl.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1329 NE 106th Pl.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1329 NE 106th Pl.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1329 NE 106th Pl.
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KCFD A2 · Aug 9, 10:07PM · 0:12
Cars 216. 216, go ahead. You got a 30-minute ETA, dangerous buildings and about 35-minute ETA for city planning. Copy, thank you.
KCFD A2 · Aug 9, 10:07PM · 0:21
216, be en route. 216, I'll show you en route. 216, sounds like there's going to be some damage to the home and a broken or cut gas line there. Are you going to want city planning and dangerous buildings, or do you want to wait until you get there? I'll advise when I get there. Sounds good.
KCFD A2 · Aug 9, 10:07PM · 0:22
stimulus, and that's it. Just making sure you guys are cool with us bringing in JAN.106 Street, go ahead. So, the homeowner here actually damaged part of the structure straight off gas line. We have the gas line cut off at the meter. She did take out a load-bearing wall, though. I'm going to need an investigator. Okay, information received. We'll get an investigator.
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