Not heard on radio, but I can just imagine the story that came into dispatch, and the fire investigator
Man using smoke bomb to get rid of skunks destroys home | WNCN
Man using smoke bomb to get rid of skunks destroys home | WNCN
Several years ago my department responded to a garage fire that turned out to be caused by the owner trying to get rid of paper wasps by throwing gasoline on the nests...while smoking. Like the old saying goes, "If you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."Not heard on radio, but I can just imagine the story that came into dispatch, and the fire investigator
Man using smoke bomb to get rid of skunks destroys home | WNCN
This is from my area, but I haven't heard of anyone having that audio. If I hear of anyone having it, I will share.Not heard on radio, but I can just imagine the story that came into dispatch, and the fire investigator
Man using smoke bomb to get rid of skunks destroys home | WNCN
Several years ago my department responded to a garage fire that turned out to be caused by the owner trying to get rid of paper wasps by throwing gasoline on the nests...while smoking. Like the old saying goes, "If you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."
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My catch of the week, on a school bus TGRP:
"Base, 401, my left mirror is banging on the side of my bus and it's about to fall off. Do I need another bus?"
"Can you still see to drive?"
"Yes, but the mirror is about to fall off!"
"You don't need another bus if you can proceed. Deliver your kids and bring it in after you get done. We got more mirrors here, that's what they're for."
"If it falls off should I stop and pick it up?"
"I wouldn't bother if I was you."
That's why I rolled my eyes when I heard it. Drove a bus or 2 myself back in the day, and lots of trucks since then. Losing a mirror is always a bad situation. Letting one fall off and just leaving it on the road...whose genius idea was that?:roll:And having driven a bus (years ago) that would be a major safety violation. The mirrors on school buses are adjusted so that the driver can see where the rear wheels meet the ground - to be able to see if a kid drops his books and goes after them. We were trained to check the mirrors on both sides before pulling out from a stop. And even if we just "readjusted" a mirror (say, on a low hanging branch) we were to stop and readjust it immediately!
Also a few days ago I heard some AZ DPS troopers on the Statewide tac channel talking about some random topics while on a detail, including where to get free coffee.
Last week I heard two people casually talking about random topcs and their location on the Sheriff's Dept dispatch frequency. They had the right ctcss tones and everything so dispatch heard them and informed them they were on the MCSO frequency and the chatter promptly stopped. I'm sure they were intentionally on the frequency though because they had the repeater input frequency, and ctcss tone.
Also a few days ago I heard some AZ DPS troopers on the Statewide tac channel talking about some random topics while on a detail, including where to get free coffee.