Vehicle fire on Highway 294 with marijuana odor detected, Brown County TX
Drugs Violation And Fire & ArsonA vehicle caught fire near Highway 294 in Brown County. All occupants safely exited. Firefighters responded and extinguished the fire. Police noted a strong odor of marijuana inside the vehicle. The individual involved was informed of their rights and admitted to committing a crime.
Audio|Source: Brown County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Fire Department have a vehicle fired near Kenneuror 294.
00:04
Near 294 have blanket requesting assistance.
00:10
Vehicle on fire, everyone is out of the vehicle.
00:12
This, Dad.
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This fact, $489 in route.
00:18
I'm crazy. Apparently you headed west on the 294.
00:21
I need to go east, sir.
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My apologies. We're on 25 of the office, I just got called and advised that they are there, ready to start.
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We need to go pick vehicles up.
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It's evening, man.
00:31
31, Browning up.
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Brady Roten, Robert Henry Ocean, Tom Ocean More,
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1020 of 84.
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Too many times coming from the vehicle, nor any smoke.
00:45
Can you show?
00:53
I was able to use my fire extinguisher too.
00:55
Hopefully relinquish any more fire or flames there.
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I walked up at the driver door.
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There's another odor of marijuana coming out of the vehicle.
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One-no-one and one-seven-one.
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All right. All right.
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All right now said you've Mirandized at this time.
01:12
They had admitted to committing the craft.
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