Shed fire near South 6th Street in Tucumcari, Tucumcari NM
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Fire & ArsonA shed fire occurred near South 6th Street in Tucumcari. Everyone was out of the house, but the fire spread from the shed toward the house. Fire units arrived and brought the fire under control with mop-up ongoing.
Audio|Heard on: Tucumcari Mountain Fire Dispatch
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02:54
Transcript:
00:00
Central paging city EMS and fire.
00:03
We have a shed on fire near South 6th Street.
00:10
Caller stated it is his house, everyone is out, but the fire is spreading to the house.
00:16
Central dispatch clear at 2036.
00:26
Unit 2351 in route.
00:29
Unit 2351 in route at 2037.
00:32
Be advised we have officer on scene stating it is fully engulfed.
00:38
The owner told me that everyone was out.
00:45
Repeat the address.
00:48
Near South 6th Street.
00:55
Acknowledged.
01:03
Unit 502 clear en route.
01:07
Unit 2 clear en route. Unit 2,
01:10
Clear en route.
01:16
Engine 52 en route.
01:25
Unit 52 en route.
01:33
Rescue 51 is en route.
01:34
Rescue 51 is en route.
01:40
Unit 52 in round.
01:46
501 central, I'll be on scene.
01:48
Got a fully engulfed shed with exposure to the west.
01:55
It looks like the roof lines on fire and a single story structure as well.
02:01
Twice.
02:12
Reggie 51 501, we're in Ralph, find us fire hydrant.
02:24
Agent 52 on scene.
02:28
Unit 52 on scene.
02:30
Rescue 51 Central is going to be on scene, land hydrant from 6th in Laughlin.
02:41
6th and Laughlin.
02:48
501 Central, fire's under control this time.
02:52
We'll be doing extensive mop-up.
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Location mentioned:
S 6th St, Tucumcari, NM 88401
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