Bonfire near railroad tracks prompts caution in Seattle, Seattle WA
Fire & ArsonA bonfire was found about five feet from railroad tracks near mile marker 13.6 in Seattle. Firefighters were dispatched to the scene. Trains are instructed to slow down as the fire department responds.
Audio|Source: BNSF Seattle Terminal
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There he said someone made a bonfire about five feet off main, on the main two side at 13.6-13.6, 13.6.
00:10
All right, if I turned it in, there's supposedly had firefighters en route.
00:15
But from my understanding, 13.6.
00:18
Main two sides, the hill, and then the main one's water.
00:22
Over?
00:23
Okay, yeah, understood.
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That is the direction.
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The main one side is the water side, and maybe the surface of the water.
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Appreciate it.
00:29
Now, if they're in route, the only way they could get to this bonfire would be off.
00:34
The water side then, over there?
00:35
Yeah, it's also from the water side, but there's also access via parts to the side, the main two sides as well.
00:43
Okay, that's what I was been sure about.
00:45
Didn't tell many hold traffic, so we could go restricted speed, see the bombfires at 13.96.
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13.05, 13.97, restricted speed looking at for a fire department.
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Over. All right, I understand, this is 3105, a 30-9 strut up and the fire department.
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Seattle, WA
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