Fire crews find debris near electrical box on porch, North Arlington NJ
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a report of possible fire on a house porch near 6th St in North Arlington, New Jersey. Upon investigation, they found debris near an electrical box but no active fire or hazards. Units were released after confirming safety.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison Metro Area Fire & EMS
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
The flight control from the battalion three on the scene, some debris or something on the porch, it's supposed to the house.
00:07
Stand by for a follow report.
00:10
This is a battalion three on the chain,
00:13
investigating the battalion three, 6th avenue command.
00:16
Reports are follow up.
00:27
The flight control from Stang 3.
00:31
Thurgeon's Dutching attack.
00:34
Under 13, you can reduce.
00:35
The door exterior is off-up.
00:39
Come under Italian 3.
00:42
If you fight the goal, it's exterior, the fire holds a ladder 5 and the 3rd.
00:49
Recease the 5th Avenue command reporting no fire holding engine 13 and ladder 5 on the company's release from 5 Avenue.
00:59
The 5 on the seat.
01:09
Deputy Warn any receipt?
01:17
Deputy Oren receives that off the response.
01:22
Deputy O'Annevail's a lot of the response.
01:41
Flight of the Dolphist Dab Command.
01:43
Are you going to see this?
01:45
This is a electrical box that has a P-A-T-M-G.
01:53
Uh... No issues.
01:55
Yeah,
01:57
we just want to confirm it so now we're going through it.
02:00
Electrical bus.
02:04
(number withheld) and your command be advised public services no one of fighting responding.
02:11
Okay, ready to see you, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
6th St, North Arlington, NJ
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