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Vehicle fire on interstate 57 near mile marker 58, Jefferson County IL
Fire & ArsonA white Mustang caught fire on interstate 57 near mile marker 58 southbound. Fire and police units responded to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin, Perry, Jackson, Williamson, and Jefferson Counties Police, Fire and EMS
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Controlant to be fired.
00:01
Please head towards.
00:02
Interstate 57, mile marker 58.
00:04
It's going to be south down, southbound.
00:07
RPA stated that there was a white Mustang that was on fire on the side of the road.
00:12
That's 58 mile marker.
00:14
Clearant to be found out 50-907.
00:18
This match tones received 2150 of the inter-hour before.
00:49
Five, Eboy, truck late, 167, two, four, two,
00:58
five. They called in by Pastor by a white Ford Mustang on the shoulder.
01:03
It's lane.
01:09
Attention United, please respond to the interstate, southbound,
01:15
around the 5-8, southbound, around the 50s, getting multiple reports of a vehicle on fire,
01:24
unsure if the occupants are out, rolling you precautionary, fires en route, Mary and PD timeout 509.
01:37
Back around the venue.
01:40
S4 and S5 simple.
01:43
Okay,
01:44
Quine, X87, I'll be en route to that vehicle fire.
01:48
X874.
01:49
For an A9.
01:54
Reney-9.
01:56
Cisorma.
02:00
Take 24.
02:01
Not sure of the spelling, but Patrick is awful.
02:05
He should definitely have an out.
02:10
Okay, four.
02:11
Stand by. Stand by.
02:17
What expensive this man.
02:19
We've got that fire somewhat out.
02:22
There's always a vehicle, I get this when you're ready.
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I-57, Illinois
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