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Puyallup had a house fire at the top of the Meridian south hill today, across from the 7-11.

Operations were all on 154.265, FireComm F-4

Puyallup FD E2, L3, Batt Chief, Sumner/EPFR E13, CPFR Battalion 66 and Engine 66 were all in attendance, as well as others incoming as we tried to get out the area.





Puyallup PD was there too:

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Nice photos!! That is a great job, great angles from the scene. Nice clearity on the pics. Hope to see more from you. :)

-What type of camera did you use?

-Louie--

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Blue light on that Impala suggest that it's an unmarked PD unit; Puyallup? And I see another marked car but can't quite make out the shield. What were the cops doing there?

Off the Hewlett Packard Photosmart R707.

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Yes, that's one of the Puyallup PD powersquad cars, IIRC. The marked traffic unit is another Puyallup PD car. The cop were there for at least three reasons- 1) traffic control, 2) possible arson investigation; and 3) crowd control. Cops always roll on fire calls.

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President-in-Exile, Seattle Area Radio Communications And Scanner Traffic Intercept Crew (SARCASTIC)
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