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Fire department responds to downed power lines

Fire & Arson

Reported: 07/28/2025 04:14 PM (PDT)

S Illinois St, Sullivan, IN 47882

Audio|Source: Knox County & Gibson County Public Safety

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Transcript:
by the township fire department respond to three eight zero nine south illinois street three three three down with mine power

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