Outdoor fire near I-5 and Crosstown Freeway, Stockton CA


An outdoor fire broke out near Interstate 5 and the Crosstown Freeway southbound in Stockton, California. Multiple emergency units were dispatched to the scene to control and extinguish the fire reported in the center divide just north of the Crosstown transition.
Audio|Source: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
02:33
Transcript:
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Engine 6. Respond to outdoor fire.
00:03
8603F. Set interstate 5 and cross town southbound no.
00:23
If we just stop on the side of the freeway on Southbound05, the rest you try to strain those with some down from the back group.
00:34
Okay, for your 926, southbound southbound five.
00:40
Okay, stop the Triteway.
00:41
Okay, stop the Triteway. Two-four.
00:52
And southbound five, just south of the Charter.
00:54
Two-Degger, there is he see a prior and filming route?
01:04
I'm a excuse, go through.
01:08
Okay,
01:11
two, hold his call for this search for a stretch.
01:18
Hasnett 3. Respond to Hath Net Incident Still Alarm[1].
01:22
205E. At (number withheld) Plantation Place.
01:25
Cross streets are between Bramstetter Place and Decatur Drive.
01:34
1020? 20.
01:38
Probably to picket against traffic.
01:40
They had to pull over southbound 5 to south of Charter for its subject.
01:54
Engine 2. Respond to Psychiatric.
01:57
8-621. 7-168-8-5 and Charter Southbound Southwog.
02:11
Okay 2. 2. Jim was the bike 3 and Robbaker-Jent.
02:17
No.
02:23
Repeating French and Six, several reports of the fire in the Center Divide, Southbound I-5 just north of the cross-down transition.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Still Alarm: Limited-response fire call (typically a single-company or non-box alarm)
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I-5, Stockton, CA
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