Truck and trailer carrying hay catch fire on US 29, Bealeton VA
Fire & ArsonA truck and trailer carrying hay bales caught fire on US 29 near James Madison Hwy. Multiple spot fires were reported along the route. One person suffered second or third degree burns and another adult male sustained minor burns to his arm. Emergency services and law enforcement responded to the scene. A disabled vehicle with a pregnant occupant was also reported nearby.
Audio|Source: Fauquier County Sheriff and Fire, Warrenton Police
05:28
Transcript:
00:00
You can probably start me a brush truck too. I've got spot fires all the way up 29 past my location.
00:06
We're going to be dealing with these hay bales for a minute.
00:13
I'm back.
00:17
Holy.
00:22
I'm here from Battalion 1. Do you switch the outside fire, Charlie, and the vehicle fire to Delta[1], please?
00:31
All units on the vehicle fire switch to Delta[1].
00:39
I'll hear from the wagon one.
00:40
We're on the scene of the vehicle fire.
00:46
Near James Madison Hwy.
00:48
Several round bales on a trailer attached to the truck on fire or outstretching.
01:01
Are you aware of a disabled at 17 and 28? I'm not getting some pregnant women sitting in the middle of the road.
01:10
Negative. I'll put on for you.
01:17
Chief to talk here. I believe we got all the small spot fires out on Oak Shade. I'm heading up to the main incident.
01:28
Keith from Dr.
01:34
Bob here from Medicaid. We're in 13 Zook.
01:40
Are you able to...
01:45
What's the vehicle for? Our law enforcement is requesting a medicate?
01:52
Yes, go ahead.
01:58
Okay, Medicaid.
02:01
Medicaid.
02:03
Medicaid.
02:07
And can you also switch to...
02:14
With burns going to Delta[1] talk here from Medicaid any idea is the extent of the burns.
02:30
Law enforcement didn't advise, we'll ask direct thank you.
02:43
Click, that you're supposed to save it over.
02:50
Thank you, John Derek.
02:52
Christian, Lippa.
02:57
You're injured two.
02:58
Comparanger, pull the two, spot in,
03:02
before you're off that far.
03:04
Tom your strides.
03:07
Right.
03:08
They're asking if you can advise the extent of the burns.
03:14
He's got some blistering on his phone,
03:17
and I would say probably second or third degree on a sprite.
03:21
I don't think it's going to be a helicopter situation, though.
03:26
I'm right. Thank you.
03:33
Well, I'm sending back here.
03:47
Attempted to contact both owners for the vehicle ending in (number withheld).
03:51
If you could call next available.
03:55
Sure.
04:02
Go ahead.
04:05
Can we start forward Marsh Road and Catlett Road?
04:09
One of our deputies advised that there's a disabled vehicle in that area.
04:15
It's a pregnant female sitting in her vehicle on the middle of the roadway.
04:20
Sure, I can move up.
04:25
We'll be sure.
04:31
And they'll be arrived at that. You can clear it from this fire.
04:34
Okay.
04:36
Okay.
04:40
You're responding for an underage patient who's blistering on those left arm and second or third degree burns on the right arm.
04:47
I'll fortunately advise they don't think you need to help it.
04:50
Have it comfort.
04:55
Okay.
04:56
Okay.
05:00
That's a date from EMF1.
05:07
Headate from EMF1-1101.
05:11
Go ahead, Cap.
05:14
If you got an adult male,
05:16
approximately 2%, it's taking to be burned on his arm.
05:21
Your route of travel is going to be 17 to 29 in Opal, 29 south, and use the crossover at Covingham's corner.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
Near James Madison Hwy, Bealeton, VA 22712
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