Vehicle fire reported at 338 Madison Street; responders dispatched, second alert issued, later found nothing at the address., Doddridge County WV
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Fire & ArsonVehicle fire reported at 338 Madison Street; responders dispatched, second alert issued, later found nothing at the address.
Audio|Heard on: Ritchie and Doddridge Counties Police, Fire, and EMS
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Respond, 338, Madison Street, vehicle fire, second alert, 22-11.
00:14
Central 253.
00:17
You're right.
00:24
Public service, please.
00:40
Ralph, 2212, 34 years monitor 338.
00:45
Madison Street, see the call from the male subject, and he thinks his vehicle was on fire.
00:51
We're going to send law enforcement as well.
00:54
Something doesn't sound right on it.
00:59
Good,
01:00
33. 22, 13, 33, you need size up.
01:08
Yeah, 104, what was that address?
01:12
33, you're a responder to 338, Madison Street.
01:16
Call our advice, please, speaking, it goes on fire.
01:21
10, 4, thank you.
01:25
10, go ahead.
01:27
I'll be conducting field sobriety.
01:32
I'll be conducting field sobriety 2214.
01:40
There's on scene nothing found at this address at all.
01:48
34 also be advised we do that L.A.0.214.
01:53
34 also would be advised we do that L.A.
01:55
out.
01:59
24, I'm on to walk around here, see if I see anybody.
02:08
34 he was advising.
02:09
It looked like there was a light eliminating and illuminating underneath the truck like it was on fire.
02:24
33 on C, 2216.
02:28
Elmer, 2 central.
02:38
Town lawyer, you're going to re-genify ahead, please.
02:41
Nothing found here.
02:44
No,
02:47
nothing found, 2217.
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