Highway 45 sees vehicle fire near Wisteria, Clarke County MS
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible vehicle fire on Highway 45 near Wisteria, south of Whitman. Radio traffic indicated the car was fully engulfed, and a roadside fire was also observed nearby. Units were en route, and part of the roadway was temporarily blocked to manage traffic during response efforts.
Audio|Heard on: Clarke County Fire and Police
Listen to dispatch call
03:35
Transcript:
00:00
Be advised, we have a vehicle fire on Highway 145 and 18 south of Whitman.
00:06
Fully engulfed.
00:09
Unit 19 copy, I'm en route Whitman.
00:12
Unit 13 copy, en route near Clark Avenue.
00:21
Unit 5 Central, I'm at Highway 145 and 18.
00:24
I don't see a vehicle fire.
00:30
We're getting several calls on it.
00:32
The car was actually driving.
00:34
That's the last location we received.
01:00
It's on Highway 45 right before you get to Wisteria.
01:06
Mile and a half away.
01:11
Well, it's on Highway 45 south.
01:18
Highway 45 northbound just past Wisteria.
01:21
Just received another call.
01:24
Step four, we're going to have a partial lane blocked.
01:26
His steering wheel is locked up. He's not able to move his vehicle, so he may have to work traffic a little.
02:42
Have a car that's on fire.
02:45
Just past Wisteria on Highway 45 northbound.
03:21
It is fully involved.
03:30
We got the side of the road on fire about 200 yards also.
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US-45, Mississippi
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