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Vehicle smokes heavily near Perry Port on I-15, sparks alarm, Perry UT
Fire & ArsonA southbound vehicle near Perry Port on Interstate 15 emitted heavy smoke, indicating a potential fire hazard. Authorities are alerted and monitoring the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Box Elder County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Box Elder Perry Port of Entry.
00:03
Forty-minute I copied.
00:04
Perryport, go ahead.
00:06
The state out on the interstate, going southbound that just passed the port,
00:10
smoking like crazy.
00:14
...passing the port going southbound, smoking like crazy.
00:18
I'll be in the area.
00:26
driver's side in between the front axles and the back axle somewhere underneath the truck.
00:42
Let the pop to.
00:45
Go ahead. They didn't catch the porch traffic.
00:50
Was that vehicle still moving or is it still moving? It was still moving.
00:55
I said it's smoking.
00:56
They indicated a lot of smoke.
00:58
Coming from the driver's side, I mean, the axle area.
01:03
I'll check on the freeway and see if I can't shut up.
01:06
I don't know if I will.
01:10
Park.
01:22
Hi.
01:24
Thank you very much.
01:37
Please. All right.
01:53
24 and by that victory it doesn't look like there have been any approved burn permits or several months of that address.
02:09
The Blocate safety hazard passing possibly 355 area southbound.
02:14
Time of about two minutes break.
02:17
Box Elder continuing, caller advised.
02:18
They think it was a white bus.
02:20
They saw, not a semi-white bus, that was possibly smoking,
02:24
had no further information.
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Location mentioned:
S Interstate Highway 15, Perry, UT 84302
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