Train with electrical issue emitting smoke near Joyner
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Wetumpka Fire
03:28
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00:00
Gadsden, we do have active smoke coming from this train.
00:05
Just spoke to the train operator.
00:06
Their engineer said there's about 4000 volts coming from this operator area.
00:12
We need to not put water on it at this time.
00:14
We're going to try and see if it'll cool down on its own and just monitor it.
00:20
10-4, 10-4, copy.
00:29
10-4.
00:33
Yeah, what?
00:42
On the command, what's the best way to approach the scene from Blue Star or from?
00:53
You're coming from, if you come down Blue Star, past Station One and City Hall, then you're going to take a left on Joyner.
01:00
We're going to be right here.
01:06
Yeah.
01:11
I'm coming up from Brickyard to join him.
01:20
We need you to cross over the railroad tracks at MLK and come down Joyner.
01:25
This is going to be our best option from that area.
01:33
His arm's down.
01:35
Can the east cops get across there?
01:39
Not down. They're not down.
01:56
Suspicious off Hwy 97.
01:59
Stand by for that BOC.
02:08
Same traffic.
02:10
Stand by.
02:15
Jim.
02:19
Standing by.
02:27
That police car is strong by the hospital, driving from here.
02:39
1803.
02:44
No, if the.
02:46
Power supply to that train is compromised at all, leaking or anything?
02:53
Power supply is in, mostly leaking, but we can't see it from here.
02:56
There's nothing on the outside showing.
02:59
Power is turned off at this time, but the engineer for the train station told us don't put water on it.
03:07
We'll try and cool it down by itself.
03:16
If we all see any change, we might want to consider reaching out to TFD.
03:27
Just go ahead and put them on standby.
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