Unattended debris fire reported near shimron lane, Waxhaw NC
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Fire & ArsonA neighbor reported a late-night unattended fire burning debris near Shimron Lane and Newtown Road. Forestry Service and Station 42 units responded. The fire was not spreading at the time of the report.
Audio|Heard on: Union County and North Carolina State Fire
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Rush 42, Engine 42, Station 42,
00:04
Forestry Service, responded to an outside fire near Shimron Lane,
00:14
Cross street of Newtown Road, operate on Charlie, see Charlie.
00:22
Yeah, I'm seven or two.
00:29
Yeah, I'm seven or two on brother.
00:32
So that's you, go ahead.
00:34
So we're on this driveway, which house is it? There's about five.
00:43
When you're heading down the driveway,
00:46
you're not going to stay to the left.
00:48
You'll take the first right at the fork and then just go straight.
00:57
So you can show myself in four a few and see one second.
01:00
Take far.
01:02
See far.
01:06
You can't catch your contact.
01:13
104 patient contact 0204 in the gym round to the outside fire near Shimron Lane cross street of Newtown Road.
01:32
Color is the neighbor to this resident advising the, there was a fire burning outside the neighbor's house.
01:40
They did advise that sometimes they do burn debris and trash, but this was pretty late and nobody was out there watching it, so they were concerned.
01:51
The fire is not spreading or anything like that at this time.
01:55
The air sergeant is going to be about 300 feet from the residence in front of 1601 Shimron.
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Location mentioned:
Shimron Lane, Waxhaw, NC 28173
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