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Pawling, NY
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Car Crashes On Guardrail, Nearly Flips In Pawling
Fire crews helped stop a vehicle from rolling over after it crashed over a guardrail in Dutchess County. The crash happened in Pawling on Wednesday, March 5, at around 7 p.m., when a vehicle ended up on a guardrail on Route 22, preventing the driver from getting out, according to Pawling Fire District Chief and Fire Marshall Everett White. Pawling fire crews responded to help stabilize the vehicle and stop it from rolling over. They also freed the driver. The Dutchess County Sheriff's Office helped respond to the call, White said.
Perth Amboy, NJ
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Explosion Blows Out Window Of Perth Amboy Restaurant: Report (
Developing
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A gas explosion blew out the first-floor windows of a Perth Amboy restaurant and injured one person Thursday afternoon, Feb. 20, ABC7 reports. Fire crews arrived at the Hall Avenue scene around 3:40 p.m. to find an active gas leak and smoke coming from the building, prompting evacuations before Elizabethtown Gas secured the gas main and crews extinguished the flames, the outlet said. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and a third-floor family was displaced as officials continued investigating the cause, according to ABC7. Click here for more from ABC7.
Clifton Park, NY
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Ambulance With Patient Crashes, Catches Fire In Capital Region
An ambulance driver and a paramedic were hospitalized following a fiery crash in the Capital Region Monday morning, Jan. 23. State Police in Saratoga County were called at around 7:45 a.m. with reports that an ambulance had collided with a box truck on State Route 9 in Malta, Trooper Stephanie O’Neil told Daily Voice. The crash happened near Malta Avenue, not far from the Locust Grove Motel. At the time, Malta-Stillwater EMS was transporting a patient to Saratoga Hospital. A preliminary investigation found that the box truck made an illegal U-turn and the ambulance was unable to stop due …
Massapequa, NY
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Rolled Box Truck On Long Island Leaves Man Severely Injured
A man is severely injured after a rollover crash involving a box truck on Long Island. The man was driving the truck in Hewlett near Prospect Avenue and Lakeview Drive on Tuesday afternoon, May 10, when he struck three parked cars and a tree before rolling the truck, Nassau County Police said. When emergency crews arrived they found the truck lying on its passenger side with the driver trapped inside. He had suffered severe injuries to his legs, with one leg stuck in the truck’s firewall, police said. Fire crews had to use multiple heavy duty tools to free the man from the truck, which h…
Columbia, MD
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Columbia Man, 20, Charged With Attempted Murder After Setting Bedroom Ablaze: Police
A 20-year-old man was arrested for setting his bedroom inside of his family's townhouse on fire, authorities in Howard County said. Two people were home when Stanley Lowe III set the room on Nightmist Court in Columbia on fire, county police said. Officers located the suspect acting erratically about a half-mile from the home shortly after the fire was set. Fire crews responded and extinguished the fire. Lowe was charged with attempted second-degree murder, arson and reckless endangerment.
Lancaster, PA
Breaking News
Massive Fire Burns Weaver Nut Company Warehouse In Lancaster County [Drone Video]
A massive fire destroyed the Weaver Nut Company warehouse in Lancaster County on Wednesday, according to area police. Fire crews were called to the warehouse located in the 1900 block of West Main Street around 6:30 p.m. An explosion was heard before the fire, according to officials. No injuries were reported. Crews left the scene around 5 a.m. on Thursday. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The retail storefront was undamaged. Weaver Nut Company has been at that location in Clay Township for nearly 50 years.
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