Vehicles drive through fire department parking lot over hoses, Cameron NC
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a structure fire near NC 24/27 and Spout Springs Station #2. Vehicles were reported driving through the fire department parking lot and running over hoses, requiring traffic control to protect the fire operation.
Audio|Heard on: Harnett County Public Safety
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
I need some like the back to throw it out here that they're running through our parking lot and over the road.
00:06
I'm gentlemen.
00:09
I mean, see what I can do.
00:18
Do ahead.
00:20
So we're reverts to the assist fire on 24/27, they're requesting if Elio can respond 1018 reference to vehicles are driving now through the fire department's PVA running over their hoses.
00:33
Okay.
00:38
Yeah.
00:43
I got one man since anything.
00:46
Item (number withheld) mail-(number withheld).
00:49
(number withheld).
00:54
2.1. All right?
00:58
Good.
01:00
If you would get some empties out on 24, we're going to stretch a 5-inch across the highway, set it down.
01:07
10-4[1], we're letting them know now.
01:12
The supervisor is aware.
01:17
More engine two forty three on the same.
01:19
We're going to block the road with engine two forty three.
01:23
Forty-three counting.
01:26
Engines.
01:34
0.054 NC 2427, Spout Springs Station #2.
01:40
Representative Siss Fire Department, two fully involved structures across the street, requesting track control, reference vehicles going through their parking lot, riding over their hose lines.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
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Location mentioned:
NC-27, Cameron, NC 28326
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