Silver sedan smoking at Cochran boulevard and Tamiami trail, Port Charlotte FL
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Fire & ArsonFire and rescue units responded to a report of a silver sedan emitting smoke at the intersection of Cochran Boulevard and Tamiami Trail. Upon arrival, no fire was found on the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Charlotte County Fire, Punta Gorda City Fire, and Punta Gorda Airport Fire
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Agent 2 Battalion 3 Respondtube Battalion 3 responds to the intersection of Cochran Boulevard and Tamiami Trail for silver sedan, smoking, Great 908.
00:16
Battalion 3. Battalion 3.
00:28
Engine 2, Central, did you copy the vehicle fire?
00:37
Engine 2, Central, Battalion 3.
00:42
Can you do a second tone out to Station 2 in Battalion 3?
01:06
Engine 2 with High 3, Entity with High and 3, respond with law enforcement to Cochran Boulevard and Tamiami Trail.
01:12
It's going to be for a silver sedan smoking, good anyway.
01:22
Thank you. (number withheld).
01:29
Italians made copy.
01:31
He came across both units this time.
01:37
Recent.
01:42
Engine Fire Rescue 5, Inge 5 Rescue 5, Rescue 5, Respond at near Oil Road, near Oilwell Road, Cross of the Hall of Drive for Charlotte Correctional Institution.
01:53
It's going to be for Chaspain, it's (number withheld).
01:56
Thank you, please.
02:01
Injure, Resty 5.
02:06
Goetheed signalage at (number withheld).
02:13
Senator Provide 2.
02:17
Engine 2, go ahead.
02:20
We have one vehicle, no fire at this time.
02:26
Grab the engine 2, we're having on C and one vehicle no fire at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Cochran Blvd & S Tamiami Trl, Port Charlotte, FL 33948
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