Two semi-trucks burn in parking lot fire in San Jose, San Jose CA
Fire & ArsonTwo semi-trucks caught fire in the northeast corner of the parking lot near North 4th Street in San Jose. Employees moved other vehicles to prevent the fire from spreading. No buildings were involved but firefighters faced challenges with water supply while responding to the blaze.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Air 3, we are looking at a couple of vehicles on fire. Do you guys have that a truck trailer on fire in the parking lot at Coast County's truck. Air 3, that's affirmative.
00:10
We have our units in route near North 4th Street for vehicle fire.
00:18
Copy. It's two semi-trucks so the caps fully involved and looks like another one might be stark now. Employees are trying to move vehicles away from that fire outbreak.
00:33
Air 3 copy, you have a visual of two semi-trucks fully involved in another touching fire.
00:39
Employees trying to move other vehicles away from fire. Good time.
00:46
And air three, no structures are involved at this point. It's on the north of the east corner of that parking lot.
00:53
So your income units come in between
00:56
And there's two large white buildings there.
01:02
You'll see it right off the right, right by the highway. And J-1-1. Engine 1.
01:06
Engine 1.
01:09
FYI, we're running with three. Air 3 copy, this will be in the northeast corner of the parking lot. And the inquiry to access between near North 4th Street near the two large buildings near the on-ref. We are ALS[2] with 3.
01:21
And you're 1-104.
01:22
Looks like you might have like a BC rolling up now.
01:26
Air 3-104.
01:28
Command 21[1] from Battalion 1.
01:31
Battalion 1.
01:34
Battalion 1 is on scene at near North 4th Street. You do have two vehicles, box trucks that are actually fully involved.
01:43
A third that is threatened.
01:45
There may be some challenges with water supply.
01:48
First, in-engine.
01:49
You can go ahead and set a fire attack.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Command 21: Assigned command radio channel 21 for coordination and communication among responding units.
[2]
ALS: Advanced life support ambulance service or capability, typically involving paramedic-level emergency medical care.
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Location mentioned:
Near N 4th St, San Jose, CA 95112
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