Fire with injuries reported near 353rd Avenue and Madison, Maricopa County AZ
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Fire & ArsonA fire occurred near 353rd Avenue and Madison Street in Arizona. Emergency units, including the fire department and Department of Public Safety, responded to the scene. There are reported injuries associated with the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Maricopa County Sheriff - West
Listen to dispatch call
02:12
Transcript:
00:00
235 just have fire on 21 they're advising they've just gone seeing they don't have the cross streets yet
00:10
they're moving closer to 353rd Avenue and Madison Street just east of just riding with fire over and on spread out see we can't look at this fire together
00:31
To their vibe for now, I'll use to slowdown.
00:37
10-4[1], Lincoln, 292, Mary, 292, her 235.
00:41
Units, slow down.
00:43
Thank you, good night job, I'm sorry.
00:49
304. Give you one.
00:57
Refirmish on my call.
00:58
Can we double check the phone number?
01:00
I try it up several times and doing we went through.
01:06
Ten four. Two, three.
01:12
Go ahead.
01:16
Excuse me at 647.
01:19
Also is the complainant number that Peoria has history with.
01:24
3.43.
01:34
Protocol takers going to be Dolly that they have the history with.
01:40
She is the complainant.
01:44
24 probably 7-2
01:46
Ted 4 thank you
01:53
291 201
01:56
291
01:58
952 and 2.23 be pleased
02:05
104 we had DPS on the phone advising there are injuries fires in route and DPS is on scene
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
S 353rd Dr & W Madison St, Arizona 85354
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