Person refuses to exit camper during fire at high school, Wagener SC
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Fire & ArsonEmergency personnel responded to a fire alarm at Wagner-Salley High School near 326 Sievern Road. Firefighters reported someone was inside a camper on the property. The person refused to come out until the gas supply was turned off.
Audio|Heard on: Aiken County Sheriff Dispatch
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Transcript:
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50 and 8 come for ready copy cut you start towards that alarm at 5 correction 326 Sievern Road the Wagner Selly High School yeah and 71's on C.
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Seventy one seven three three ten eight so three to a hoe
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making 6.06 on the same.
00:39
Again, Al 17.
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10 a hand trespass up.
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Hi.
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278, Shinebell Church.
00:43
Just took a left-not-shinebell church.
00:44
It's going to be a second line tag.
00:47
We're at the Hotel Alpha 3033 on a silver Honda accord.
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2110. Can you call me again in reference to the lights? Okay, well.
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21 a camera copy go ahead thirty four gipson drive to a system fire department you gotta go
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hey can now if to my own is fire already out there now are they in room negative they're on scene yeah
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second 200 be clear status site to 1060 2 more than 760 8 you can have 2 on almost seen
01:36
And you can go back in service for the alarm company.
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Careful.
01:43
We're just a suspicious vehicle, up.
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He's test, too.
01:47
Tell me.
01:51
Go to ETA on Dominion, we need them to respond ASAP because the firemen here saying they hear somebody in this camper and they're not coming out, but I'm not going to walk up there to them until we get this gas cut off.
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Location mentioned:
Main St S, Wagener, SC 29164
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