911 Calls released of deadly Sun Prairie gas explosion
Posted: Jul 17, 2018 10:04 PM CDT
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SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- For the first time since the deadly explosion in Sun Prairie, we're hearing 911 calls from the scene to first responders.
911 Caller: "We're over by East Main Street by the building that blew up."
911 Operator: "A building blew up?"
911 Caller: "That's what it looked like, yeah."
Investigators are still trying to figure out which construction company hit the gas line that caused the explosion.
In another call, a man told a dispatcher he'd hit the gas line and said he could smell it.
Sun Prairie officials are still deciding whether or not charges will be filed.
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