Skunk odor mistaken for gas leak in wyckoff, Wyckoff NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire units responded to a report of a possible gas leak near Ravine Ave and Franklin Terrace in Wyckoff. Multiple readings showed no gas detected, and the odor was identified as coming from a skunk.
Audio|Heard on: Wyckoff Fire and NORCON
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Hillright command of Firecom.
00:03
Level 2 response for incoming units, zero reading so far in their home.
00:07
Reaching level 2, 2-3-9.
00:21
Seventy-4-1-service.
00:25
On scene. Thank you.
00:35
Thank you. Okay.
00:37
... Any Whitecloth officer looking for an officer looking for an officer Chris Brogan from Glenridge?
00:43
I'll call him when I'm clear here.
00:47
It's a receipt, thank you, sir.
00:59
70 engine 6 on the plug, Hopper and Ravine.
01:03
Recease?
01:13
70234 on the plug sentence Franklin Terrace and Ravine.
01:18
Freezing.
01:23
Hillway command to Firecom.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:29
Zero readings on multiple fire department meters.
01:33
This appears to be an odor of a skunk that the homeowner misinterpreted.
01:38
We're going to hold the cars one, two, and three, along with engine 235 for a few more minutes.
01:43
All the units can return at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Ravine Ave & Franklin Terrace, Wyckoff, NJ 07481
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