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Vehicle hits utility pole causing fire on Taneytown PikeFrederick County MD

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Taneytown Pike, Maryland

A vehicle struck a utility pole on Taneytown Pike, causing the pole to break and live power lines to fall. The fallen wires caught fire and ignited a brush fire near the road. Emergency responders arrived on scene, and the power company was notified to handle the situation.

Audio|Source: Frederick County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Police
05:17
Transcript:
00:00
It's burning and see smoke and flames and the pole is sheered off.
00:09
(number withheld).
00:12
Just update the address to near (number withheld) apartment B.
00:19
(number withheld) apartment B vapor.
00:24
That's right.
00:26
Timber.
00:28
(number withheld) on Taneytown Pike.
00:33
I'm on scene.
00:34
There's a brush fire.
00:37
Let me get out and check the condition driver.
00:41
Timber.
00:43
Looks like it's a power line that was hit, and that's what caused the fire.
01:02
Engine 612, Immunate 6-Rest 6-8, rest of 6.
01:07
En route,
01:09
(number withheld), Taneytown Pike, Dacly accident,
01:14
with wires down on fire.
01:17
Now I'm Bravo, 1433.
01:23
And select through the detail of service.
01:31
Section 11, 1433.
01:36
Rescue Squad 6.
01:37
We've alerted engine 6.
01:49
We've alerted engine 6-1.
01:56
Better hurry.
02:01
We know as a driver at least now.
02:06
They haven't,
02:07
the Abrams just got on the scene and we don't have any other details yet.
02:16
We do have the shop-bent route for New Torn.
02:19
(number withheld).
02:25
Maryland for Edward George (number withheld).
02:31
Two.
02:33
You don't have to end.
02:39
Notify fire police.
02:40
We need the 140.
02:45
Here's everyone down to be able to be able.
02:49
Rescue Squad 6, establishing Tawny Town Pike Command,
02:54
1435.
02:55
U.S. 3, fire police units in route as well.
03:02
It's on the card, 1435.
03:06
Correct.
03:10
1.12.
03:14
116. 16.
03:16
116, 10.4.
03:21
Okay, you can close it.
03:24
One hundred different.
03:30
136, 71.
03:33
136, 10.4. 136, 10.4.
03:41
You have engine taker 6-4 responding, and you alerted Carol, Engine Hager 54.
03:52
Okay, 6-4 will be good.
03:54
They need extra staff when we've got it here.
04:03
4537. If we just have a small brush fire, it shouldn't be going where it's up against the greenfield.
04:13
We should be able to have.
04:19
Taneytown Pike, Command, 1437.
04:27
Customer.
04:29
Is it being threats.
04:30
14-8.
04:35
And close second.
04:42
112, 10, 4, 136, direct.
04:49
Tiger 64, when you arrive on the scene, just stage with the squad,
04:52
Pee, let us know when the power's down.
04:58
6-4 is direct safety when the squad on arrival.
05:05
Engine tanker, 6-4 is on the scene.
05:09
Engine taker 6-4, 1439.
05:11
The engine 501 in service, 1439.

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Taneytown Pike, Maryland
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