Vehicle fire on highway causes minor burn to driver, Tallapoosa County AL
Fire & ArsonA vehicle caught fire on Highway 49 South near Washington Boulevard. The fire was off the road and visible flames were seen. No one was inside the vehicle. The driver got a minor burn on the hand but refused medical help. Firefighters and state troopers were informed.
Audio|Source: Tallapoosa County and Alexander City Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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I say real-time fire, real-time fire, need units on Highway 49 South, just south of Washington Boulevard, Highway 49 south of Washington Boulevard, have a vehicle fire, color vise, it is out of the roadway, there are visible flames, no one inside the vehicle.
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The caller himself has a minor burn, decline in MS.
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On Highway 49 south, south of Washington Boulevard.
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21. 10-4[2]. I want to be following Mr.
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Patrick to his frontland somewhere on Pearson Road.
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I'll let you know an exact 10-20[3] when we arrive believes he has a stolen vehicle on his property.
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10-4[2]. 10-4[2]. That's nice.
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3.43. Show me 84 to that 72 residents that I was on 21 with.
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10.4. Forty-five.
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Forty-five.
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245. 2145.
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27. 27.
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Just be advised only.
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I paged out Real Town Fire in reference to a 1070[1] vehicle fire Highway 49 South before the Macon County line.
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I've already notified State Trooper.
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Nobody's in the vehicle.
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The driver sustained minor burns to his hand declined 1052.
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Just be advised only.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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1070: Vehicle Fire
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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10-20: Location
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AL-49, Alabama
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