Transient subject starts warming fire near San Benito and Park, Hollister CA
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Fire & ArsonA transient person started a small warming fire near San Benito and Park streets. Firefighters and police arrived at the scene and extinguished the fire safely.
Audio|Heard on: BEU CAL FIRE and San Benito County Public Safety
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
The Hallster, any legal fire, San Benito at Hayden, San Benito at Hayden, timeout at 21.1.
00:21
The host, turn, 3, 2 to coverage, respondless fire for a transient subject, starting a warming fire, San Benito at Hayden.
00:33
3-2. 3-2. 3-3-2.
00:37
San Benito at Hayden, you'll be responding with fire.
00:41
It's a transient subject starting a warming fire.
00:44
Flames were about 2-3 feet high.
00:46
Look like they were possibly trying to set some sort of fabric on fire negative weapon scene.
00:51
Nothing further.
00:56
3-3.
00:59
3-2. 21-20.
01:03
2010.
01:04
3-2-1-3-1-3.
01:10
1-3. No-3.
01:18
11 Halster, you're responding with PD is a transient that has a blanket or some type of warming fire or getting further.
01:32
Section 11, PD just got on scene.
01:35
11 caught on scene.
01:38
11 caught.
01:45
Hollister 3-2, I'll be able to subject and be off of near Park.
01:50
I'm off near Park, 2104.
01:57
Hollis 303-13.
02:01
Hollis 303 on scene.
02:05
104.
02:11
All's the engine eleven.
02:15
Okay.
02:31
Engine 11 is at seen San Benito and Park Street.
02:34
We have a warming fire out with PD.
02:38
Engine 11 will be extinguishing.
02:44
Mr.
02:50
83.
02:52
Okay.
02:54
Backin County available.
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Location mentioned:
Park St & San Benito St, Hollister, CA 95023
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