Monday, November 24, 2008
News Unknown Liquid
Posted by Christopher Frizzelle on Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 1:54 PM
Dana Vander Houwen, a spokeswoman for the Seattle Fire Department, said the unknown liquid was discovered on the first floor of the 911 call center at Ninth Avenue and Virginia Street.
Six to eight operators experienced some minor symptoms, including watery eyes, she said. Firefighters evacuated them as a precaution and are investigating the liquid.
Virginia is closed between Eighth and Ninth avenues, and Eighth is closed between Virginia and Stewart streets. And Ninth is closed between Virginia and Lenora.
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Street closures..... Does anyone know why Pike was closed at Harvard alittle after 4 yesterday?
There were heavily armed police on the street.
There were heavily armed police on the street.
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One of my coworkers listens to a police scanner--it was suggested that there was a pepper spray accident.
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All the sorrow, anger, and fear coming through the phone lines must have started condensing out due to the cold weather.
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It's just a sample of Fnarfs rancid cum from the early 80's.
Afterall, he hasn't made any manyonaise since Reagans first term.
Afterall, he hasn't made any manyonaise since Reagans first term.
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What's funny is that I've never heard of something like that happening at the Renton 911 call center. Maybe it's because very few people know where it is.
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