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just-in / 11:32 p.m.
APD units clear, building checks secure and alarm company has received no alarm
activations.
just-in / 11:27 p.m.
APD unit is out checking a ringing burglar alarm, 700 block 10th St
just-in / 10:54 p.m.
HBF Truck 8181 extinguishing approx 10x10’ fire from transient camp 1600 Waterfront [COMMENT: the usefulness of having a “quint” type hook/ladder truck, having water tank, pump and hose on board in
addition to the typical aerial and ground ladders]
just-in / 10:47 p.m.
Eureka: HBF responding to reported vegetation fire 1600 Waterfront
just-in / 10:46 p.m.
EPD: bicyclist fled from attempted traffic stop w/b 6th east of Broadway, abandoned bike in Wendy’s lot, ran n/e. Located in Avdenture’s Edgs parking lot, taken into custody; check reveals multiple warrants incl at least 1 felony warrant
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just-in / 10:25 p.m.
Arcata PD: 3000 block L K Wood Blvd, contact RP regarding a possible runaway juvenile
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tristan / 5:53 p.m.
Tri Counties Bank on Harris Street in Eureka: Silent panic alarm and motion alarms have been activated. EPD is on scene, but everything looks normal at this time. They will continue investigating.
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tristan / 5:48 p.m.
800 Block of 3rd St in Eureka: Female fainting. Truck 8181 and City Ambulance are responding.
tristan / 5:15 p.m.
3rd & H Street in Eureka: A man who is possibly intoxicated is walking into the street and stopping traffic. EPD is responding.
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High Rock fire crew still making its way to the Slough Incident fire. Here is a map of the fire location:
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Fire crews at the “Slough Incident” making their way to the fire through heavy brush. Still 200-300 feet away.
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High Rock Conservation Camp fire crews now being sent to the fire at the Lanphere dunes.
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The fire — now called the “Slough Incident” — is less than an acre in size, and is burning in brush and dune pines. Two hand crews coming in to fight the fire.
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Big rig broken down in the turn lane in front of the Bayshore Mall.
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Dispatchers are sending in a Calfire helicopter to help spot the Lanphere Dunes fire.
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Resident at Lanphere says that there may have been a nonpermitted campfire at the dunes. Firefighters en route are holding their current positions while one of their number attempts to check out the scene on foot.
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Arcata firefighter spots the Lanphere fire. They’re sending resources down through the wildlife refuge.
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Dispatcher says the Coast Guard places the fire right at the end of Lanphere Road. Only access might be through the wildlife refuge.
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No smoke visible from 255, says Arcata Fire chief. Looking for a better location.
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10x10 debris fire near the Mad River Slough, off Lamphere Road in Arcata. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted it and called it in. Arcata Fire is going to check it out.
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