Barn fire reported near 4th and Quail in Wakefield, Wakefield KS
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Fire & ArsonA barn fire occurred near 4th and Quail in Wakefield. Emergency responders are at the scene managing the fire. Power lines are reported down nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Clay County Sheriff, Clay Center Police and EMS
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03:17
Transcript:
00:00
Wakefield's Rural Fire, be en route to near Quail Road,
00:06
near Quail Road for a barn fire.
00:12
8-10-4[1].
00:14
Two-day, I'll take it since I'm already in Wheatfield.
00:17
Ten-four.
00:19
K-104 direct.
00:25
Address again for the Wakefield Park.
00:32
And it was traffic KHN9.
00:35
Can you repeat the address for the Wakefield Park?
00:47
Address is going to be near Quail Road, the corner of 4th and Quail.
00:54
10-4[1].
01:00
Medicated.
01:03
608 and drop.
01:09
608, 104.
01:15
Right to the barn fire in Wakefield.
01:19
Okay, 104.
01:25
6306.06.
01:30
Go for 608.
01:35
Make sure you got that line shoved in the tank and running.
01:42
104.
01:47
6-6104
01:49
Negative, just that it was a barn that looked like it was on fire.
01:59
Sunflower and 5th, you can see it fully engulfed.
02:07
6.07, 104.
02:14
636 and 108.
02:18
636 ten four
02:24
So eight
02:28
Go ahead
02:32
Miss the Pete on its way
02:49
636, go ahead.
02:55
I was just called by one of my guys at the fire scene.
02:58
Since the power lines on the ground, can you get a hold of Blue Stim?
03:02
104.
03:07
Two-step further.
03:10
A huge-in-4.
03:12
Can you say 636?
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Message received
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Location mentioned:
Quail Rd, Wakefield, KS 67487
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