Fuel leak on northbound freeway near Whitehead Road, Mercer County NJ
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Fire & ArsonEmergency rescuers responded to a fuel leak on the northbound freeway near Whitehead Road in New Jersey.
Audio|Heard on: Hightstown Fire, East Windsor Police and Fire
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03:7
Transcript:
00:00
The freeway northbound is the split.
00:07
Okay, it looks like he's northbound on the freeway just past Whitehead Road.
00:13
Follow calls.
00:17
Okay.
00:23
Rescue 202, respond.
00:26
2-0.
00:32
And so rescue 202 is responding.
00:38
Deputy 202, got you.
00:41
Rescue 202, I'm sorry, rescue 2-2, I got your rescue 202.
00:44
I got your rescue 202.
00:50
Freeway northbound, northbound, North Head, best access is Whitehead from northbound freeway.
00:56
This access from Whitehead Road, northbound, freeway.
01:04
There is it?
01:06
It doesn't appear to be any a trap, I'll go back to him then.
01:09
Richard.
01:15
Kevin, 7-2-202?
01:19
32-3, copy that?
01:22
Sorry, 203.
01:32
Cell line one, cancel,
01:34
cancel.
01:36
Only one, cancel.
01:43
W203 2.03 from 1-2903.
01:50
Good,
01:53
we're on location now.
01:57
Face to face.
02:03
Set of Debbie 203, so on that else, man.
02:08
Can't have your two o' three.
02:16
Rescue 2-02.
02:21
Got you.
02:24
When you get on location, you got an active fuel like needs some fluid controller.
02:31
Please, you.
02:36
What's on your valve arm, man?
02:43
TOS2O2 location.
02:48
T03, do you need to S202 to respond?
02:58
Say about a second, I'm just trying to find the source of this fuel leak here.
03:05
Okay, they're on the phone, just ask if you want to respond, that's all.
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Trenton Fwy, New Jersey
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