Residential fire with explosions at Biggs St in Anderson, Anderson SC
Fire & Arson, Drugs ViolationA residential fire occurred near Biggs Street and Roger Street in the Centerville area of Anderson. The fire was heavy with explosions reported. Authorities indicated the residence might have been used as a meth lab. All occupants have evacuated the building.
Audio|Source: Anderson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Centerville section 9, home part section 3, residential fire, near Biggs St, cross street, Roger Street, talking about double 27.
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Second marking.
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(name withheld), go ahead.
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Central 19. Would you like to handle that?
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Central 19. Would you like to handle that?
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Centerville, Station 9, Hall of Park, Station 3, residential structure fire, near Biggs St, cross street, Roger Street.
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1902.
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That's a permanent both, that's going on you out.
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Priority 2,
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Structure Fire, timeline 0.028, all 2.
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119, chain route,
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party 2, standby for residential structure fire, near Biggs St, off of Rogers Street, Centerville area.
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Wasn't everybody's out, but there are things blowing up.
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I'll use precaution in the area.
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Captain John, heavy in route, resident structure fire.
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Address near Biggs St, call street is going to be Roger Street.
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Join your closest hydrogen is going to be in front of 102 Simmons Street. Further caller, everybody is out of the residence.
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Central Middick 4.
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Committee 4.
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Your logistics going back to Channel 1.
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10.4.
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Callagogy 3, heavy-in route.
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Resident structural fire, near Biggs St, Cross Street to Broger Street.
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Cliffs Hydrant is going to be in front of 102-Simon Street.
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Central Medi-4, back on your town.
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Copy Medi-4. Have you back on Channel 1?
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Minute 19, Central. There is unquestful.
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Signal 25 is why the house is blowing up.
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Back up.
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And you can come you, yeah.
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near Biggs St with 2Gs off of Roger Street.
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Such a very light, then you show some claims,
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heavy fires.
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Stop being on scene, heavy fire.
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Engine 9, engine 3.
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Our control vizize, it's going to be a code blue for a possible meth lab.
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Hey, EOS3, Medics 3, Priority 1[1] for a sick person, time on 0,032, Channel 2.
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Residence is possibly a meth lab.
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Elis 3,
Police codes explained
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Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, often involving lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Near Biggs St, Anderson, SC 29625
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