Camper fire extinguished near North Ross Maddox Road, Pearcy AR
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Fire & ArsonA camper fire was reported near North Ross Maddox Road. Flames were extinguished and no smoke was visible. Fire units responded and investigated the scene.
Audio|Heard on: 70 West Fire Rescue
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
I just got a call from 738.
00:01
We're about to get a call for a camper that was possibly on fire.
00:05
They think they got it extinguished off of Sundance.
00:07
Are you guys going to need us here, or can we break free and head toward that?
00:12
10-4[1]. You can head towards that.
00:15
10-4[1]. We'll be back available with Engine 2 en route to the Lord North Rothmatics.
00:35
Higin 70 West Fire have a fire at a camper at near North Ross Maddox Road.
00:44
Caller advised that the inside of its char doesn't see flame or smoke anymore.
00:51
Standport Disback.
00:52
Show engine two back available from South Rogers and we'll be en route to that incident.
00:59
Yep. Engine 6, I'll be dead towards that camera.
01:04
Travel.
01:10
Engine 2 is on scene on North Ross Maddox.
01:15
We've got a camper, nothing showing us this time.
01:17
We'll be out to investigate.
01:19
Temple.
01:24
732, sit with this.
01:27
Good.
01:32
He's back of open, Fort Hills apartment, into the Canberra fire, please.
01:37
732, 736, sorry,
01:41
763,
01:42
interrupt the camera, fire.
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Location mentioned:
N Ross Maddox Rd, Pearcy, AR 71964
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