Controlled burn near abandoned house on Cove Road, Rutherford County NC
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Fire & ArsonA possible woods fire was reported near an abandoned house close to Square Hard Road on Cove Road, North Carolina. Upon arrival, it was confirmed to be a controlled burn with a person present managing it.
Audio|Heard on: Rutherford County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:49
Transcript:
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Call to check a possible woods fire next to an abandoned house near Square Hard Road on Cove Road.
00:12
1040, any alarm?
00:16
I'm almost there, I'll let you know something in a minute.
00:21
10.
00:25
1040 you did by Square Hard and Road.
00:28
Cove Road near Square Hart.
00:30
612. You can copy.
00:32
I was checking 1042.
00:35
104.18, 25.
00:38
16, September.
00:40
(number withheld).
00:42
(number withheld). (number withheld).
00:46
104. 104. Time.
00:49
Can't see her, I didn't sleep this.
00:52
912, 9-1, we'll just turn my light, please, routine.
00:56
Okay, try to call her back, can't get her.
00:59
No, and coffee's all being around.
01:02
Okay.
01:04
27 I want, 7.
01:07
27.0.
01:12
We've extinguished this fire the best if we can.
01:15
It probably might get some more calls about it burning,
01:18
but Santa Mars units be clear.
01:21
129 Central.
01:22
Every 26.
01:24
Yeah, 129.
01:27
29. 29.21 Central.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:31
If you will just log down at Jeremy's subject turned in a credit card to me in front of the Hare Castle on West Main Street.
01:38
Good.
01:40
I just found the fire call.
01:45
It's going to be a control burn guy standing there with it.
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Cove Rd, North Carolina
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