Brush fire under bridge near Brainerd Road, Chattanooga TN
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Fire & ArsonA brush fire was reported beneath a bridge near Brainerd Road and Greenway View. Members of the homeless community had a fire burning there, causing visible smoke. Emergency services including fire and police are responding.
Audio|Heard on: Chattanooga Public Safety
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Three in any other unit, copy of brush fire.
00:03
Near Brainerd Road and Greenway View Drive.
00:05
Three.
00:08
Three.
00:11
Three, they're advising the homeless community is burning a fire underneath the bridge at the intersection.
00:17
You can three have your own.
00:20
Clear.
00:21
Squad 13, a possible grass fire, near Brainerd Road, Greenway View,
00:27
timeout 1719.
00:29
Do you un-clean?
00:33
Do I'm clear.
00:37
Plans if three is approved.
00:42
Two, five, I'm correct.
00:47
Three.
00:49
Three.
00:52
Right to Joe Johnson, one mail, 717.
00:56
Clear reading mileage shuttle, 17.
01:03
It's near a 5,400 block of Brainerdrow.
01:06
Been to look out for a black four-door sedan,
01:09
possibly a Mazda.
01:14
The vehicle was all over the roadway.
01:18
Almost hit several people.
01:20
Looks like they pulled into the laundry mat across from the crystals.
01:26
Follow Charlie 1720.
01:40
That accident delayed calling back in has additional information.
01:45
Squad 13, so you're spawning.
01:48
Near Brainerd Road.
01:50
It's going to be the bridge at a levee over the creek.
01:54
Advise the homeless parties with a fire beneath.
01:56
The smoke's coming up underneath the bridge.
02:00
Okay.
02:03
I've got PD responding as well.
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Location mentioned:
Brainerd Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421
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