Vehicle fire reported on southbound I-85 near Jake Alexander Boulevard, Salisbury NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle fire involving a Toyota Camry occurred on southbound I-85 near Jake Alexander Boulevard. All occupants have exited the vehicle safely. The fire response is ongoing, and the situation may involve a fully involved vehicle fire.
Audio|Heard on: Rowan County Fire and EMS, Salisbury Fire
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
Station 74, DC-11, engine 1, engine 413, engine 6, vehicle fire, mile marker 74 southbound I-85, mile marker 74 southbound I-85 minimum-mile worker.
00:11
In reference to a Toyota Camry on fire,
00:15
everyone is out of the car, ups 12, ups 1-2, it's 17% 7.3.
00:33
Battalion 1 is a foreigner place DC L.
00:37
Have a battalion 1 in the engine force, well?
00:45
743 drives.
00:48
743.
00:55
In additional calls, the Weism is going to be southbound near the 75.
01:00
Save 43, cop.
01:07
I'm gonna get 21, your status at Atrium.
01:09
Oh,
01:15
yes, it's gonna be southbound, uh,
01:18
near Jake Alexander Boulevard.
01:20
Copy southbound there, Jake Alexander.
01:26
Angel 1, any emergency lay on the outside and get over.
01:34
Majority One all day.
01:37
Copy engine one on please.
01:39
Copy engine one on please.
01:44
Copy engine one fully involved vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
I-85, Salisbury, NC
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