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Hay Bales On Fire Observation
On 3/29/2016 at approximately 1712 hours I was dispatched to 1146 North East 20 Road for hay bales on fire. As I was responding dispatch inform me not only were hay bales on fire but there's also a tractor that was on fire also. Dispatch also informed me that the tractor was inside of a barn.

When I arrived on scene at approximately 1723 hours Ellinwood fire department was already there. I saw a large metal barn with heavy smoke coming out of it. I can see through the opening of the barn a tractor on fire and several other pieces of farm equipment inside the barn.

I made contact with a property owner Aaron Birzer. Birzer told me he parked the tractor inside the barn at approximately 10:30 hours on 3/29/2016. Birzer said he went to town

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