Crews worked Tuesday to clean up a gasoline spill from a petroleum pipeline rupture near Northeast 101st Street and North Cedar Avenue.A backhoe digging a trench in a newer subdivision off Interstate 35 and Cookingham Drive breached the pipeline shortly before 10 a.m. More than 2,000 gallons of gasoline leaked out."It was about 9:45 and they came beating on the door, told me I had to get out. You didn't have time to grab anything," one resident told KMBC.The pipeline, which belongs to British Petroleum of North America, was shut down.No injuries were reported.As a precaution, about 12 homes in the immediate area of the rupture were evacuated. Residents were allowed to return home late Tuesday afternoon."It was just uncomfortable all day. You didn't have anything to do or anywhere to go," resident Raymond Smith told KMBC's Jere Gish.The gasoline pooled in a drainage ditch. Hazardous material crews worked to vacuum out the fuel. The next step will be to dig out the contaminated dirt,...