Semi-truck fire reported on I-70 eastbound near Sandhill, Howard County MD
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Fire & ArsonA fire involving a semi-truck was reported on I-70 eastbound near Sandhill. Multiple fire units were dispatched to the scene to manage the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Howard County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 3-1, engine-1-131, Tanker 3 respond.
00:03
I-70 eastbound near Sandhill, fire reported locally.
00:07
Palf the 2, 2335.
00:13
All right, one more party one.
00:19
I believe he said he's fighting one.
00:24
Over 10 under a candidate call.
00:30
Item 5.1. Frank? Copy all units hold here.
00:33
Sheriff to 92, 222.2 advice.
00:35
This.
00:36
Adam, Michael.
00:37
4-5-1-Lithier.
00:41
We've got one in custody.
00:48
Near Tridylfield Road.
00:50
EMS transported a patient from this address earlier.
00:54
DRS is at the hospital, we need someone from the family to contact them.
00:57
Reference to the public service in the call.
01:01
This is we're going to call.
01:02
2337. Copy one, Cussary, it's 2337.
01:06
Dispecture, 439 on Bronfer 1.
01:09
Tanker 3 response check on out.
01:11
It's here for you.
01:12
Sheriff 439.
01:15
You sent your emergency talking everything to ten-four?
01:18
Back to that letter, eight-seven.
01:21
Copy.
01:27
Six-five, priority, one to two, two, three.
01:30
Jack.
01:33
That were...
01:40
Number five,
01:42
one.
01:46
Drive-Lunch.
01:52
I'll respond.
01:53
We want to email for a search for your car.
01:56
By 1-engine 3-1, engine 1-13, you're responding to I-70 eastbound just prior to Route 40.
02:03
Tanker 3 was alerted with no response.
02:06
It's going to be a semi-truck on fire reported to us by MSP.
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Location mentioned:
US-40, Maryland
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