Small fire extinguished under Gilroy overpass, Gilroy CA
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According to the dispatch call, a small fire was reported under the overpass near West 6th Street in Gilroy. Fire units responded and extinguished the fire promptly.
Audio|Heard on: Gilroy Fire and EMS
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Monterey Street and West 6th Street.
00:02
Cross streets are West 6th Street.
00:11
Engine 48, I'm referring, my apologies.
00:13
We're a little busy over here with a couple 911 calls.
00:16
All I have is that an ambulance is passing by in the advice county dispatch that under the overpass, there is a small warming fire.
00:22
Nothing further.
00:25
48 copies, thanks.
00:34
You're fired, engine 650s flying.
00:37
Engine 650, copy you're responding.
00:40
The PDs on scene with the suspects are possibly in the area.
00:42
It's going to be for a female victim of assault.
00:48
650 copies.
00:53
Carrier from engine 47.
00:55
You can cancel engine 49.
00:56
Keep engine 650 coming in engine 4.
00:58
So over your second engine to that.
01:00
We're just going on our call off the Holloway Road.
01:03
Copy. Engine 49.
01:04
Drive the fire. Copy. Engine 49. Dryifier. Copy.
01:05
Copy. Stand down.
01:18
Engine 47. Respond to medical aid.
01:21
Monterey Street and West 6th Street.
01:23
Cross streets are West 6th Street.
01:27
Engine 49, you require.
01:29
Andrew 47 is going to take your half you can stand down.
01:32
The radio coverage, you can choose to be able, of course.
01:36
Okay.
01:58
George, 48, fire's been extinguished.
02:01
When we return, the quarters, break,
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Location mentioned:
W 6th St, Gilroy, CA 95020
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