Vehicle fire in parking lot near Denali Center, Fairbanks AK
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Fire & ArsonA vehicle caught fire in the back parking lot near the Denali Center and the café at FMH 1650 East Cowles Street. Security personnel tried to put out the fire, which started from an electrical plug on the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Fairbanks North Star Borough Fire/EMS
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
Battalion Chief 1, Platform 1, Engine 1, Engine 3, vehicle fire, Delta response.
00:08
FMH 1650, East Cowles Street, operation on Tag 3.
00:13
Battalion Chief 1, Platform 1, Engine 1, Engine 3, vehicle fire, Delta response, at FMH 1650, East Cowles Street, operation on Tag 3.
00:28
Units en route to FMH for the vehicle fire.
00:31
The caller stated that the vehicle is in the back parking lot between the Denali Center and the café.
00:42
She stated all she knew was it was some kind of SUV.
00:45
Security was currently putting the fire out.
00:47
They were refusing to get away from the vehicle.
00:49
She said it looked like the plug caught on fire, which ignited the vehicle.
00:53
That's different copies.
01:00
From license, clear, as call and returning to base.
01:07
Return to returning to base.
01:14
Go on limited to landed Betsu.
01:18
Go to landed Betssoo.
01:29
City, engine one on scene, we have a single vehicle partially extinguished.
01:34
We will be finishing.
01:37
Platform.
01:39
You can go available.
01:41
As in three, you can go available.
01:43
City copies engine one on scene, single vehicle.
01:49
City copies engine one on scene, single vehicle fire, partially extinguished will continue extinguishing.
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Location mentioned:
Cowles St, Fairbanks, AK 99701
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