Vehicle fire spreads to ditch near Laminack and Herrin roads, Williamson County IL
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Fire & ArsonA vehicle caught fire on the side of the road near Laminack and Herrin Roads in Blairsville. The vehicle was unoccupied, but the fire spread to the nearby ditch.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin, Perry, Jackson, Williamson, and Jefferson Counties Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Road and Heron Road, Laminac and Heron.
00:03
We have a vehicle on the side of the road.
00:06
They advise the engine department's fully involved.
00:09
Mary and Pedy, timeout 1252.
00:12
See,
00:18
you car choose, and you're out.
00:33
I'm showing Cambria is automatic dispatch, I'm going to go ahead and send them as well.
00:40
I'm going to send them as well.
00:45
1406 takes the direct.
01:02
New Coyne, five ring 33, Clear Patrol.
01:10
504-14-14-4.
01:17
Section 1 is coverable 5.
01:32
Station, Sports Covering.
01:40
26-104
01:49
Sam Branson 1.
01:57
...Campson County Fire responding to Laminack and Herrin Road.
02:01
Our deputies on scene, they advise vehicle is empty, unoccupied, however, the fire is now spreading to the ditch.
02:08
The message is received, thank you.
02:19
No,
02:20
3 is responding direct.
02:35
The room temperature is 61 degrees Fahrenheit, and the outside temperature,
02:41
19 degrees.
02:42
70 Westbound of 71.
02:44
Seventy westbound 71.
02:54
We have a wide four-door passenger car engine compartment involvement at this time.
03:01
This is going to be on Laminack right off of Herrin Road.
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Location mentioned:
Laminack Rd & Herrin Rd, Blairsville Precinct, IL 62918
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