Vehicle fire on State Road 18 with hazardous road conditions, White County IN
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle caught fire on State Road 18. Everyone was safely out of the vehicle. Responders advised caution due to snow-covered, slick, and hazardous roads.
Audio|Heard on: Jasper County Sheriff, Indiana State Police Districts 13 & 14
Listen to dispatch call
01:56
Transcript:
00:00
State Road 18, everyone is out of the vehicle.
00:07
On fire, everybody's out of the vehicle.
00:13
14.
00:19
Necessarily want an officer to go there right now and he's not smelling anything, he'll call back when he does.
00:27
I'll be tank.
00:32
For either zone 2 unit, have a traffic hazard, callers advised,
00:37
I-94 eastbound in the area of the 36 to the 36.3,
00:42
there are cones in the right lane,
00:45
the 36 to 36.3 mile marker, I-94 eastbound.
00:49
Callers are advising.
00:50
There's cones in the right lane.
00:52
There's unit to Kimbyno out of us.
00:56
255 from the 26.
00:59
That's our price.
01:05
Copy?
01:10
Okay.
01:13
How are you looking northbound? Do you need another truck up there? Or should I continue doing laps down here south down?
01:21
We're not doing too bad a period.
01:25
Copy that, I'll continue doing laps soon.
01:32
Brooks and Tanker
01:37
White County, Brookston Squad 5 en route, Squad 5.
01:42
Squad 5.
01:50
Attentional units responding to these vehicle fires.
01:53
Use caution, roads are snow covered, slick and hazardous.
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Location mentioned:
State Rd 18, Indiana
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