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EVFC Incident #19 03/10/2011 at 7:03pm - Rt 30 near mile marker 34.5 for an MVA with Entrapment

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MVA involving a NJ Transit Bus. Used spreaders to open door. Assisted EMS with triage and assisted with lighting until bus was removed. All Elwood units were clear at 8:48pm.

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By LEE PROCIDA Staff Writer pressofAtlanticCity.com | comments

A silver truck cut off a NJ Transit bus traveling west on Route 30 on Thursday night, sending it off the road and causing minor injuries to four passengers, police said.

At about 7 p.m., the truck, which was either a pickup or SUV, entered the right lane. The bus driver, Lowell Sangster, of Winslow Township, Camden County, swerved to avoid a collision, Mullica Township police said.

The bus careened off the wet highway and between several trees but avoided a major impact. Police said four of the five passengers were taken to the AtlantiCare Urgent Care Center in Hammonton.

The truck sped away after the accident, police said.


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Fire Rescue News - Brigantine duplex fire forces residents to flee

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The first floor of a Brigantine duplex is uninhabitable after being heavily damaged in a fire Thursday morning.

Firefighters responded just before 8:30 a.m. to the two-story, multiple family duplex at the 200 block of 11th Street South, Fire Capt. Joseph Maguire said. A first floor resident had already come home and.......Continue Reading 

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EVFC Incident #18 03/07/2011 at 3:50am - 3417 White Horse Pike (The Bus Stop Night Club) for an Activated Fire Alarm

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Stations 160 & 161 called to investigate an Activated Fire Alarm at The Bus Stop Night Club. 1600A  & E16-3 on location found False Alarm - All units recalled



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EVFC Incident #17 03/05/2011 at 9:14am - Rt 30 & Elwood Rd for an MVA Vehicle Smoking

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Two vehicle MVA. One vehicle into a pole. Assited victim untill EMS arrived. Assited EMS with removing victim. All Elwood units clear at 9:40am.  


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Fire Rescue News - Firefighters battle fire at Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort parking garage

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By JOEL LANDAU and DAN GOOD, Staff Writers pressofAtlanticCity.com | 0 comments

Firefighters battled a truck fire inside the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort's parking garage Friday.

The fire injured one woman, believed to be a.......Continue Reading 

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Fire Rescue News - Fire officials conducting controlled burns in Atlantic City and Ocean County

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Posted: Thursday, March 3, 2011 11:55 am | Updated: 5:30 pm, Thu Mar 3, 2011.

A planned summer music festival in Atlantic City featuring the Dave Matthews Band already has things getting hot at Bader Field.

The Fire Department conducted a controlled burn at........Continue Reading 

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Fire Rescue News - SMOKE SEEN ON THE ATLANTIC CITY SKYLINE; "NO CAUSE FOR ALARM"

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ATLANTIC CITY -- Plumes of smoke were seen billowing from the city's skyline Thursday morning, but officials say it's no cause for alarm.

Officials say the fire department is conducing drills for their firefighters at Bader Field. The blaze is just part of an excercise, and was under control the entire time.

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