Heavy equipment used to extinguish fire near Mark Trail, Warren County KY
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire near Mark Trail and Morgantown Road. They used heavy equipment and extinguishers to smother the flames with sand and dry chips. Vehicle registration and driver information unrelated to the fire were also discussed.
Audio|Source: Warren County Sheriff and Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Kentucky 100, Paul, Edward, Nora.
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We're gonna be near Mark Trail and Morgantown Road.
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And here's a...
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You've got a machine coming in and your hoses are in their way.
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Copy, we're going to move.
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I'm with him.
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Go ahead, command.
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Are we going to have enough extinguishers to get this or is...
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We need R-22.
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I don't know if we have enough extinguishers, but they've got a loader that they're bringing up sand to try to smother it out.
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Smash the Owlshead command.
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Minutes on the timer.
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Got it.
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County Copy Kentucky Allo.
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Good.
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David (number withheld).
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(number withheld).
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(number withheld) copy data.
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Good.
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2003 Toyota Camry L.E.
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White and color, registered to (name withheld) of Bowling Green and expires 1231 in 2026.
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Yes for insurance.
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It's an S.R. Bray.
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(name withheld) of Bowling Green.
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Driver status and force.
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No restrictions clear.
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Several.
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Hey, to come ahead.
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Come in and go ahead.
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If you can't have somebody try to locate one of their maintenance guys out front,
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you've got to get an idea of what they're wanting to do.
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Where we want right now, put dry chips on it.
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If you can get an update for them.
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Location mentioned:
Morgantown Rd & Mark Trail, Kentucky 42101
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