Three vehicles on fire near apartment on 107th Street, Tulsa OK
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Fire & ArsonThree vehicles caught fire near an apartment building on 107th Street in Tulsa. Fire department units were dispatched to the scene. Responders attempted to locate the precise building number with help from a caller's family member.
Audio|Heard on: Tulsa, Creek, Rogers and Wagoner Counties Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:33
Transcript:
00:00
2,000, 10277 of command.
00:05
10277.
00:07
Go ahead.
00:15
Are you naming any assistance from Tulsa Fire or are you good?
00:23
If Engine 19 is not busy if you can send them, if not Engine 1-9 is an engine 24.
00:32
Okay, now Engine 19 is back in quarters.
00:36
We'll go ahead and send them your way.
00:38
How many vehicles total do you have on fire?
00:42
Three vehicles in total.
00:45
I got three vehicles in total.
00:47
Do you know their building number?
00:53
We did call them.
00:55
They don't know the building number and the caller's daughter.
01:00
is coming out to flag you down,
01:03
or she should be out there, flagging you down.
01:05
M-Sov was the one that told me it was the third building as she goes southbound on 107th.
01:15
I copy. They're asking us for, right now is going to see if maybe she could walk out and look at the building number and tell us, but we'll keep looking then.
01:28
Okay, we'll give her a call back.
01:31
She must not have stepped out into the parking lot.
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Location mentioned:
E 107th St, Tulsa, OK
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