Truck fire on northbound I-215 near Mount Arrow, Riverside CA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a truck carrying an open-top load caught fire on the right shoulder of northbound I-215 near Mount Arrow in Riverside, California.
Audio|Heard on: Riverside City Fire
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02:44
Transcript:
00:00
From the interiors evolved,
00:03
that's going to be the westbound 60th, that's how we end up on the interchange.
00:11
It's going to be westbound 60 between Day Street and the interchange.
00:27
Agent 2 from Agent 10, I'm probably.
00:36
For Agent 10, we're 404 at the castle.
00:41
Agent 10 colleagues, thank you.
00:48
To 14,
00:50
truck 13.
00:52
Go ahead.
00:54
Dean Castle.
01:01
One on, primary.
01:03
Yeah,
01:04
not sure if you guys are in a position or as part of that truck fire, you might be closer than fours.
01:17
I think we'll try to pick it over that way where I'll see an address for that.
01:21
We'll have to pull over.
01:27
Channel 2.
01:36
Can you check with Cal Fire and see if they had a response to the truck fire as well?
01:50
Special One!
01:59
Now, okay, they're going to be correct.
02:01
The driver's down the load of trash onto the point of the exit.
02:08
We've got a right shoulder,
02:10
probably a 20 by 20 pile of trash on fire.
02:16
I got to see in about three minutes.
02:20
I don't know, I'll talk this.
02:27
Eleven, we're coming up right behind you.
02:29
You're pumping out to these first.
02:30
Let's go see through water and water traffic.
02:39
Every dump load of trash onto the exit on the right shoulder, 20 by 20 trash fire will be on 10 for 30 minutes, 8.40 showers.
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CA-91, California
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