Grass fire spotted near south 134th street and rokeby road, Lancaster County NE
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Fire & ArsonA grass fire with flames about 5 to 6 feet tall was reported near South 134th Street and Rokeby Road. No people were present at the scene. Fire units from Bennett were dispatched to the location. There were burn permits nearby, but the fire location was northeast of South 134th and Rokeby.
Audio|Heard on: Lancaster County Rural Fire and Rescue
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
7.228. Grass fire.
00:02
That intersection of Covee Road from 134th Street.
00:07
Respond armed jundiced.
00:09
Bennett Fire.
00:10
Re-on-2nd-2nd-28.
00:13
The intersection of Hokarow and South 134th Street.
00:19
We're on Gendeth.
00:22
...on Gendez. Flinkett.
00:33
Flinkett-1-1 to any Bennett unit?
00:49
Washington is that keyed up, you are unreadable.
00:58
Bennett, page received.
01:02
Go ahead, 1040.
01:05
Senate 24 to Lincoln 911.
01:12
Go ahead, Bennett.
01:14
In route.
01:30
Bennett, this is going to be a grass fire near Rokeby Road and South 134th.
01:37
It's just northeast of there.
01:40
Our caller passed by and said she could see 5 to 6 foot flames in the field and no one was around it.
01:47
We do have a couple of burn permits in the area for your awareness.
01:52
Again, it's northeast of South 134th and Rokeby.
02:00
Receive.
02:03
1045. 1045.
02:07
1045. 1045.
02:33
Bennett, 24, Lincoln 911.
02:39
Go ahead, Bennett.
02:42
We are at the location near 134th and Rokeby Road, heading northeast.
02:51
Repeat.
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Location mentioned:
S 134th St & Rokeby Rd, Stockton Precinct, NE 68317
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