Vehicle fire spreads to grass near northwest aj marlowe road, Bristol FL
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Fire & ArsonA vehicle fire on northwest AJ Marlowe Road in Bristol has spread to nearby grass. The woods are close, but no buildings are immediately threatened.
Audio|Heard on: Bristol Fire
Listen to dispatch call
03:20
Transcript:
00:00
Attention rockblower,
00:02
Fire, if you can see if you can 51[1] to 109-89, northwest AJ Marlowe Road, in reference to a vehicle fire, RP states that the vehicle is currently engulfed.
00:27
Goethe copies, I'll be en route.
00:29
The engine, we're going to be in route and brush truck also.
00:32
It can be closer to that end.
00:34
MLK.
00:43
For all page Bristol out now.
00:55
Attention Bristol fire.
00:57
Attention Bristol fire.
00:58
If you could 51[1]-109-89-northwest AJ Marlow Road in Bristol in reference to a vehicular fire.
01:07
R.P. states that the vehicle is currently engulf inflamed.
01:11
Lott Bluff has asked for assistance.
01:20
104 24 24 2nd.
01:25
2.4.
01:34
111. 11. 5.
01:49
Chris, get the number one engine ready.
01:55
Moving, sir.
02:05
Two-on-one's en route.
02:20
Attention all units is for year 14.
02:24
He states that the tire just blew off.
02:26
He's afraid that something else is going to get the fire.
02:36
RP states that the grass is currently on fire as well now.
02:53
Just 3014 RP states that the grass is now currently on fire as well.
03:03
104, do we have any structures or anything like that around this car?
03:15
RP states know that all that's close to it right now is the woods.
Police codes explained
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[1]
51: Theft in progress
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Location mentioned:
Bristol, FL 32321
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