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Summit, NJ

Fire crews respond to incident at Stony Street and Glenside 

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Glenside Ave, Summit, NJ
Audio|Source: Summit Police, Fire and EMS
01:49

Transcript:
All right, 129. We have it under control for now. We're administering, I'm in, call 1. Okay. This is 7772. In route 10, right inside. 32, 1872. 10, Rediside. Okay, 1872. One of the 10, Lenside, (name withheld), (name withheld), let's press the PD-in for a tripe injury. Okay. Let me see, you see that we've been back. We're going to be standing behind until America's hear the plot of very. This is happening to their corner of Stony Street and Glenside.

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