Fire in wall and attic at second and broad streets, Beverly NJ
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire at the intersection of Second Street and Broad Street in Beverly, New Jersey. The fire was located in a wall and extended into the attic. Crews stretched hoses and began extinguishing and overhaul operations.
Audio|Heard on: Burlington County Public Safety - Digital
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
1115, command off a Broad Street, left on to second.
00:06
Off a broad, left on to second, copy.
00:14
Central, Second Street, Second Street, Command.
00:21
Second Street Command.
00:24
Yeah, the crew's reporting fire, yeah, we have one line stretched.
00:31
Second Street Command.
00:34
Second Street Command.
00:35
Second Street Command, Ladders, second.
00:41
We're going to be your first due ladder.
00:46
All right, your first new that is going to come down broad, make a left on to second.
00:58
Your second through stage on Broad, send crew forward.
01:07
You can repeat that.
01:12
7015,
01:14
make a left on second from Broad.
01:18
1115 you're going to stage on Road at Second standing crew forward.
01:22
7015 you're going to make the left on the second front of the house.
01:29
Firem, 75, driver.
01:33
7015.
01:35
1115. 15. 16 arriving.
01:39
11.15.
01:45
Central 1784, minute 31 to 1 in the hallway.
01:49
174.
01:55
Central Second Street Command.
01:57
Second Street Command.
01:59
They had a fire in the wall, send it up into the attic.
02:03
We're getting water on now, starting to overhaul.
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Location mentioned:
2nd St & Broad St, Beverly, NJ 08010
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