PeoplesElbow
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With the number of emergency vehicles going up RT235 at 445.
Something must be bad
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I haven't noticed in Hollywood.
I think everything out of bay district was on the road
I think they may have turned towards the bridge. One of Hollywood’s rescue trucks was headed south as I was passing out back.
Another bridge backup?
Didn’t see one but then again, the trucks were just ahead of me. I’m assuming me headed towards the bridge since I didn’t see them anywhere along the roadway.
Yeah, I’m not sure where they went. Everything went ripping up 235 including the hook and ladder.
PeoplesElbow
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I was on RT235N right before Gate 1 when two trucks came through, everyone went back to their lane, then another came, everyone went back to their lane, then another came, then two ambulances.
And some dumb whore decided to follow the fire trucks instead of wait for everyone ahead of her to get back on the road.
And some dumb whore decided to follow the fire trucks instead of wait for everyone ahead of her to get back on the road.
You must’ve been right close to me in traffic. Shortly after that by the time I got to the area around Walmart, a whole fleet from bay district came barreling up the right lane.
I’d love to know how the hook and ladder fits in.
No clue. I think every station in the county was there.
PeoplesElbow
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Was it at a bikini contest?
TPD
the poor dad
Pictures for the website
UPDATE: Roadway Open and Gas Secured After Contractors Strike Gas Line in Wildewood
On Thursday, June 1, 2023, around 4:45 p.m., police, fire and rescue personnel responded to the 22000 block of Sycamore Hollow Drive in California, for the Hazardous Materials Emergency.
smnewsnet.com
Go outside for a smoke.
Grumpy
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Funny, not funny...Back in the early 80s, in my previous house, we (family) came home from dinner with kids around 9 or so. Pulled into drive way, smelled gas and wondered what the hell was going on. After kids and wife got in the house, I stood outside and could hear a hissing from neighbors yard (they weren't home), walked over there with a flashlight and saw the gas pipe leading into their meter had cracked (house shift?). Ran back to my house and called 911, within minutes a cop came by, saw what I saw and called BG&E. BG&E was there in about 30 minutes, shut the gas off to the house and fixed it. Nowadays, the 5 block quadrant around that house would have been evacuated, not a bad thing, but just amazes me how times have changed...and thankful I wasn't smoking when I got home.
Kinda like when they rolled the hook and ladder to a fire on the island.