Propane tank blast fuels Browntown home fire, animals trapped, Camden County GA
Fire & ArsonA residential home near Browntown Road erupted in flames fueled by a propane tank explosion and popping tires. Emergency crews arrived to find only animals inside; homeowners were away at work.
Audio|Source: Camden County Law Enforcement/EMS/Fire
06:26
Transcript:
00:00
On your way in, can you check the area at Greenville Road to 1100 block? We've got reports of shots fired.
00:05
It could be from the top's fire.
00:06
Here it's popping.
00:13
All right, camera.
00:15
10-4[1].
00:17
It is. We have the tires pop and a propane tank explode.
00:22
It's not got tough.
00:24
That would explain it.
00:30
Command, go ahead.
00:32
Water on the fire.
00:35
Acknowledge water all the fire.
00:42
Camera 1171.
00:53
Can you give me an exact address you all are at?
01:07
Can't-bye. There's no man on the mailbox, and there's no numbers on the mailbox.
01:14
Timble for your command, gaming.
01:17
Can we go ahead.
01:24
All incoming units, we're calling down Browntown Road and report to Tinker 15 for assignment.
01:39
Thank you.
01:41
All incoming units,
01:44
go down Browntown Road and report to Tinker 15 for your assignment.
01:55
Battalion is clear.
01:58
Battalion two, come in.
02:03
Go ahead, a time.
02:08
Have you been able to verify if anybody was inside the road?
02:20
We're working on Ratchee.
02:26
Is that anyone again?
02:29
Go ahead.
02:31
Coming up to it, it goes 244, 264, and then there's no numbers on the mailbox of the house is on fire.
02:40
Temple, basically what you said I'm going to say it's 390 Temple Creek.
02:43
Thank you.
02:45
September off.
02:48
I'll tell you on, Ken.
02:52
Go ahead.
02:55
She said we're working on that chief.
03:01
Clear, please.
03:06
I'm next door and the homeowners on the phone with the next door neighbor.
03:09
There was nobody inside, just animals.
03:14
Can't have them.
03:15
We're telling one.
03:17
Temple.
03:20
Go ahead.
03:22
They were able to also confirm it.
03:24
It was 290, Temple.
03:26
Temple. Temple.
03:31
The deputy's on the phone with a homeowner, I believe,
03:35
and there are vives in the only people, or the only, there's only animals in the resident.
03:42
Nobody else.
03:44
Clearly out of that.
03:47
If you could add a...
03:50
Hannah Pritchard.
03:54
If you could have a, um,
03:58
had a Pritchard.
03:59
Trying to find that out now, Timmy.
04:03
Three to one again, three to one's all three.
04:05
Ten,
04:07
four, the battalion chief wants to know if that homero is they're out of town or not.
04:13
No, sir, they're at work.
04:15
We're on the phone with them now.
04:19
I acknowledge train one.
04:21
They're at work.
04:25
Chief 3, Town Chief 3 is also.
04:28
Hey, knowledge.
04:32
Tad1, Chief 3.
04:33
Okay, I want Chief 3.
04:36
Go ahead.
04:42
Was you clear on dispatch traffic here by without her wrist?
04:47
I want to fault.
04:54
I was clear on that.
04:56
We've got two storage structure, heavily involved still.
05:05
10-4[1]39. Do you need to be anything?
05:09
1049. 1049.
05:16
Engine 14 again.
05:19
Engine 14 down.
05:23
It's 14 all right.
05:26
Eight knowledge.
05:32
Zinger 14, Camden.
05:37
Good.
05:40
Singer 14, off the same.
05:42
All the same.
05:47
71, Kevin.
05:51
Hang on.
05:59
71, go ahead.
06:02
They're 76 from their work, they'll be about 20 minutes, and I texted you their names to tell you their name.
06:12
Temple.
06:14
Ken, I'm going to tell you one.
06:17
Go ahead, Ken.
06:20
The owner's on the way from work.
06:22
They'll be there in 20 minutes.
06:25
Clear, thank.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Browntown Rd, Georgia 31548
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