Grass fire reported on highway 74 bypass in North Carolina, Richmond County NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a grass fire was reported along the highway 74 bypass near exit 320 in Richmond County, North Carolina. Multiple callers reported grass burning on the roadside between exits 319 and 321. It is unclear if there is one fire or multiple fires in the area.
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Transcript:
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4,00, North Carolina, Forest Service Fire,
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Reported grass fire, reported grass fire, B, Highway 74 bypass near exit 320, highway 74 bypass near exit 320, Caller advised grass on fire on the side of highway.
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First, a second three minutes.
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The route to get off the same three, zero last, right?
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US Route 74 Bypass,
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color-vise, he was traveling westbound,
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and near exit 320, near the bridge, there was a small area of grassland outside the highway.
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This route to a bypass, we've received multiple calls.
00:52
They're given areas from 319 to 321.
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I can't advise if it's one fire or multiple.
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Sounds good.
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I'm going to use one at this time.
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Might you have to come down to quality used parts to turn around and head back.
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10.40, I'm just bringing here with 38 now.
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Maker 4 is filling up.
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104 is small at this time.
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Agon, Tanger4, be en route, I'll do that.
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Grass fire.
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Location mentioned:
US-74 BYP, North Carolina
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