Hazmat traffic shutdown near FM 362 in Washington, Waller County TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a hazmat-related traffic shutdown is in place near FM 362 in the Washington area due to a suspicious suitcase. The suitcase appears secure with no leakage, and a buffer zone is maintained until hazmat units arrive.
Audio|Heard on: Waller TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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FM 362 in Washington.
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We out on Victor Williams Zebra 6331, William Victor Zebra.
00:07
Correction, Victor Williams Zebra 6331.
00:10
I've got one detained PC search, someone under control.
00:13
That's clear, one detained PC search 1313.
00:18
Five David Ten.
00:20
Five David Ten.
00:22
Now those, that suitcase is secure and there's no leakage on it.
00:29
That's clear.
00:32
Five King Ten.
00:34
King Ten.
00:37
We've been advised we'll keep 75 foot buffers from this till hazmat gets here.
00:43
We've cleared it out.
00:46
King Ten, that's clear.
00:49
All right, Davidson, it will be shut down in both directions.
00:52
That's clear, sir.
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FM 362, Texas
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