Vehicle fire near McDonald's in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City UT
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Fire & ArsonA vehicle fire occurred near the McDonald's on South Valley Street in Salt Lake City. Multiple callers reported the fire. The vehicle was in a parking lot and no one was trapped or threatened by the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 112.
00:01
Respond to vehicle fire near South Valley Street.
00:06
Respond on deck fire 2, near 3,300, East.
00:11
Engine 112, respond to vehicle fire near South Valley Street.
00:17
Respond on Tac Fire 2, near 3,300, East.
00:21
Time of 1236.
00:27
That because there's no water pressure may be the cause.
00:59
1074, it's every 1236.
01:07
Fire for Main Street, Command.
01:09
Two.
01:14
I'm clear also.
01:15
Will you put me back on my left?
01:18
10-4 and just 1014, looks like the sister went to the...
01:24
Looks like the trailer and has now backed off, but there was a verbal domestic happening.
01:41
Back Engine 101 from Medi4-3.
01:46
Go ahead.
01:49
You guys can go ahead and cancel patients refusing care.
01:52
We're going to clear.
01:55
Copy, Medical 101 will be available.
02:00
Megan J-112.
02:03
Respontu, April Fire.
02:08
At near South Valley Street at the McDonald's, there's 3,300 East.
02:15
Again near South Valley Street, we have multiple callers on this saying that a vehicle is on fire.
02:22
We also have a first-party caller saying that his vehicle is on fire.
02:25
Vehicle will be in the parking lot.
02:28
It is not threatening anything.
02:30
Nobody is trapped in the vehicle.
02:33
No further.
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Location mentioned:
S Valley St, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
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