Vehicle fire extinguished in valet parking area, Hammonton NJ
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a vehicle fire in the valet parking area of Valley Garage in Hammonton, NJ. The main fire was extinguished, leaving minor smoldering. Command was established and later transferred after confirming the situation was under control.
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
9-1-1-1-seen,
00:01
establishing Harris Command.
00:03
Whereceives is A1-111, establishing Harris Command at 025.
00:11
This was in the Valley Garage, correct?
00:17
So from PD, the location is incoming valet.
00:25
There will.
00:27
We're going to see why I want on scene, 027.
00:35
Ladder 1. Can you park on the main street and walk in,
00:40
come in towards the exit of the valet parking, and then just walk in by the spot signs.
00:45
Just be back.
00:52
This rest, 9-1.
00:53
At this time, the main party of fires out on the vehicle.
00:57
We do a little smoldering engine one's stretching the line down.
01:00
We'll be out for the rest.
01:03
The message three things, man.
01:05
1029.
01:06
This question, this time, Engine 3 can handle this one.
01:10
We're going to return to Lider 1.
01:14
We're going to say, Percombeand Lider 1, you can return.
01:16
On Percombeam A Liner 1, you can return at 030.
01:19
3.
01:24
Okay.
01:29
The R1. Returning of 034.
01:37
This much, this time, who's the church of the control engine 3 can handle this on their own? It's now I want to transfer command and return.
01:44
Receive command transferring command engine 3, returning at 035.
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