Man hostile and suspected of starting fires near Rio Bravo Bridge, Albuquerque NM
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a dark-skinned man wearing a gray hoodie and blue jeans was hostile towards fire personnel and is suspected of starting several fires near Rio Bravo Bridge east levee road in Albuquerque.
Audio|Heard on: Albuquerque-Bernalillo County-Rio Rancho Fire/Rescue
Listen to dispatch call
01:58
Transcript:
00:00
We're on scene, have a bicycle on fire on the bike path, and we do have another fire approximately 100 yards of the north.
00:11
We'll be checking that one off you.
00:14
I'll hold all units on the call.
00:16
Some of the bicycle on fire on the bike path and another fire approximately 100 yards to the north, hold all units on call.
00:25
Control for Rescue 33.
00:26
Your 55 is going to be 3040 coming from downtown.
00:33
Angel 13, Rescue 19, gas.
00:46
Medics 5. Response 26 Charlie 1, sick with altered level of consciousness,
00:53
at 1,000-Louisiana Boulevard, North East,
00:58
3.
00:59
Medics 5. Respond to a 26 Charlie 1, sick with altered level of consciousness,
01:06
at 1,000 Louisiana Boulevard, Northeast,
01:11
3.
01:16
Rescue 7 to alarm.
01:18
Alarm to Rescue 7.
01:20
You guys are clear.
01:22
The county became available.
01:25
Rescue 7 is direct.
01:26
Thank you.
01:29
I'm trying to need fire control.
01:31
On scene of the second fire,
01:33
approximately 15 yards by 5 on the east levee bank in the ditch,
01:41
we're engaging the fire.
01:45
Let's get it out for the base.
01:49
5-5-5-5-5-0-5-0-1-8-5 on the east levee bank on the ditch, engaging fire now.
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Location mentioned:
E St, Albuquerque, NM 87123
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