Vehicle fire on i-10 eastbound rekindles after being out, Harrison County MS
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Fire & ArsonA gray Chrysler caught fire on the eastbound side of I-10 near mile marker 38. The fire was initially thought to be out but reignited later. Occupants exited the vehicle safely. The vehicle had been driven recklessly before crashing into a barrier and catching fire.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison County Fire Dispatch
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
Number 10.
00:02
Stand off for a vehicle fire on I-10.
00:14
Timeout, 1140.
00:19
I-10 eastbound at mile marker 38.
00:21
I-10 eastbound at mile marker 38.
00:23
It's going to be a gray Chrysler.
00:26
The vehicle was on fire.
00:28
They're advising that the fire is possibly out.
00:31
Now it's just smoking very heavily.
00:33
Everybody's out of the vehicle.
00:38
Do you now and go forth? We're going to take that for instance.
00:42
I'm copy.
00:48
Takeoff case.
00:50
Copy.
00:55
They're out from Pretty Circle.
01:03
1153 East Old Pass Road for an 82-year-old female lift assist.
01:12
Go for engine on.
01:18
We have guys, we've got PD en route.
01:20
They're saying that they were driving recklessly, spun out, hit the barrier, and the vehicle caught on fire.
01:29
Engine 13 is all thing.
01:33
Freddy Frank command.
01:35
Tim, four engine 13.
01:38
Engine 13.
01:41
Engine I can put it on.
01:46
It's gonna be on the eastbound ramp of 38.
01:54
The phase two looks like it's right before the exit.
01:59
The second...
02:03
John.
02:09
...supporting a chapter, one break.
02:13
Copy any forecanceling for a cancel.
02:15
Go for nine.
02:23
We're getting, we're having them call back in, advising the vehicle is back on fire.
02:32
Copy.
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I-10, Mississippi
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