Truck fire in Smyer damages storage shed and tree, Smyer TX
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a truck fire near the city limits of Smyer, Texas. The fire involved a storage shed and a nearby tree. Crews worked to extinguish the flames and ensure the fire was fully out.
Audio|Heard on: Hockley County Public Safety
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Fire truck 5, level IPD.
00:08
Fire truck 5, level IPD.
00:10
Can you show the turn around or may need it?
00:20
Spire 3, truck 5.
00:24
Got it.
00:25
Hey,
00:28
I'm passing Spade Ridge right now.
00:30
I'll meet you there.
00:33
10403 copy, yeah, I got in my fire right now.
00:34
I got in my fire right now.
00:42
6 or LPD, can you show the 15 and all seen at the time?
00:47
24 1304.
00:49
6104.
00:51
6.5 S3.
01:00
Yeah, go ahead.
01:03
It's going to be just on the north side of track just before you get the city limit over here in Smyer.
01:12
Yeah, good copy.
01:14
I see your lights up there.
01:15
I'm about 45 seconds from you.
01:19
Stand for a clear copy.
01:20
We do have a storage shed and a tree in the way and it's right behind a double one.
01:28
Smyer 3 PD, I'm 23.
01:37
10430. 10,
01:40
4, 13, 0.
01:41
Rescue 1, level NPD.
01:47
Rescue 1, go ahead.
01:51
Yes, sir, sir, rescue 1 en route 2Menn unit.
01:55
Sir, do not.
02:15
Smart line, command.
02:19
Go ahead.
02:23
I'm coming in the Smires, anything else you need.
02:31
We got truck fire and rescue here.
02:34
I'm seeing at the time, we're pretty much dropped it up.
02:37
We're just going to poke at it for a little bit, make sure all the flames are out, knocked down.
02:45
Yeah, boy.
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Location mentioned:
Smyer, TX 79367
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