Controlled burn flares up after lightning strike in Lakeside, Lakeside MT
Fire & ArsonA fire suspected to be caused by a lightning strike near Gurney Creek Road in Lakeside was reported. It was uncertain if a house was involved and if residents were home. Later, it was confirmed to be a controlled burn that flared back up.
Audio|Source: Flathead County Law, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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By 1, near Gurney Creek Road in Lakeside, D.R.P.A. Call back. It is not sure if a house could be a start from a lightning strike.
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If it is a home, three or four people live there, unknown if they're home at this time, no one is on seeing yet.
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To BDRO, last name of (name withheld), first name of (name withheld), middle name of (name withheld).
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DOB is (number withheld).
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Area is done as spotted the planes you're spotted planes you were in cut off yeah I'll be able to tell if it's a building or a looks like
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Can you show me about business check? I collect a little is at four corners, no need.
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Okay.
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Yeah, I'm married.
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You guys were located.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Hi, puppy.
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This is on scene, you can cancel all solar units and all mutual aid units.
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This is a flash pile that they are burning and it's just flared back up. The guy has a bunch of equipment around it.
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So you can stand down all incoming units.
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