Here’s your scenario: You get a call for a truck with a high-pitch sound coming from it. On arrival the truck is a Class B straight truck with hazardous materials placards easily identifiable on your approach. It’s 80 degrees outside. You also notice the labeling on the side indicates the vehicle is a medical oxygen service truck. You also notice a white pressurized gas coming from a vent on the roof of the cargo box. Some children playing in nearby yards. Neighbors inform you that the trucks usual driver lives across the street.
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