Possible vehicle fire ruled unfounded on TX-130, Guadalupe County TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to reports of a possible vehicle fire involving an 18-wheeler near mile marker 492 on TX‑130. Deputies and fire personnel checked the area between exits 486 and I‑10 but did not locate any fire. The incident was later determined to be unfounded.
Audio|Heard on: Guadalupe County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
03:49
Transcript:
00:00
We're dispatched off of 130 mile marker 492 for a vehicle fire, 18-wheeler.
00:06
Do you have any deputies on scene by chance?
00:09
Negative, Battalion One.
00:11
We do have deputies in Geronimo and towards 71 en route that way.
00:21
Received. I just made contact with an 18-wheeler on the access road near mile marker 486, but almost hit the exit and nothing's found at this time.
00:32
I'm going to be going back towards the scene and see if I locate anything.
00:35
Thanks for the high chance.
00:37
I copy Battalion One.
00:39
Do you advise Fire Two continue en route or to disregard?
00:47
They can continue.
00:49
One, I can check past the 486.
00:52
See if they see anything on that end.
00:55
I don't see anything for hard side.
00:57
I copy all units.
01:04
Battalion One.
01:07
House is near Geronimo.
01:09
Were you clear on traffic?
01:15
So, Geronimo Brush 2322, that was clear and direct.
01:18
I'll be responding non-emergent.
01:22
Advise I turned around at the 486, made contact with an 18-wheeler on the side of the road on the access road near East Court Street. No fire.
01:34
I'm going to be continuing back toward I-10.
01:36
Nothing found.
01:38
I copy 2322.
01:40
21, same traffic.
01:42
I copy, squad 71.
01:45
10-4[1], we're heading back as well.
01:49
Medic 3 received, we're heading back.
01:53
Alarm 91, you can keep the call open until I get back toward I-10 and see if I missed something on the way back.
02:00
I'll be found though.
02:03
Received, Battalion One.
02:08
Two zero six David 703, got it.
02:16
S1123. S06 David 703, got it.
02:23
That's okay.
02:30
Eleven twenty-five.
02:31
So, three forty-three. I don't think he's monitoring our channel.
02:33
Try contacting DPS.
02:35
I can't find him on the phone with them.
02:38
Six David 703.
02:39
They're trying to get in touch with me.
02:40
I am ten four.
02:43
Eleven twenty-three.
02:44
I did call the caller.
02:45
She advised she passed it up when she was sitting there.
02:50
Her vehicle was still rolling.
02:53
And then I called thinking they advised they have not located the vehicle all the way to about mile marker 490.
02:58
Now going to check back to I-10.
03:01
It was a red tractor, white trailer that was smoking.
03:05
Copy.
03:11
Eleven twenty-three received.
03:13
Can you show me clear for now?
03:16
I copy.
03:17
All right, everyone.
03:19
Three.
03:26
Okay,
03:28
we're seeing Battalion One.
03:30
City and Battalion One, go ahead.
03:37
Yes, ma'am.
03:38
I've checked all the way from the 486 back toward I-10 as well.
03:42
Nothing found.
03:43
I'll be closing my call.
03:45
Nothing located.
03:47
Thank you, Battalion One.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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