Small fire investigated at apartment near Barclay St, San Antonio TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire investigators responded to a small fire at an apartment near Barclay Street in San Antonio. The fire involved trash cans and caused minor property damage of approximately $500. No smoke or active fire was observed upon arrival, and there was no structural damage reported. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Bexar County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Agent Twenty Four is fire investigator on Tac One.
00:08
Agent Twenty Four on Tac One.
00:14
Sir, are you requesting fire investigation?
00:19
We're here at an apartment in Squadron on the second floor of Salt Fire.
00:24
Somebody was trying to set it on about 16 to 20 years ago.
00:29
The apartment itself.
00:32
They said they don't know how it was very far from here.
00:35
There's no smoke, there's nobody up here.
00:37
I'm adopting that as well.
00:38
Make it a Salt Fire only code.
00:40
Again, is there a lot between 60 and around 70 degrees? And near South Cross Streets, Salvio Street and San Lino Walk.
00:50
Yes, I have an exposure to some property near Barclay St.
00:57
It's two trash cans that were on the Bravo wall.
01:01
About $500 damage,
01:03
nothing to the structure.
01:06
We can look over your address.
01:08
Also heading your way.
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Location mentioned:
Barclay St, San Antonio, TX
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