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Two drivers sustained minor neck injuries when their cars collided Thursday morning at the intersection of Shrewsbury Avenue and North Gilbert Street in Tinton...
Taken from the Asbury Park Press:
A woman and her granddaughter escaped injury Wednesday when a fire broke out in the basemen...
Tinton Falls EMS-South responded to Asbury Park for a multi-alarm fire.
Taken from the Asbury Park Press:
A woman and her granddaughter escaped injury Wednesday when a fire broke out in the basement of their home at 1026 Sewall Ave.
Fire spokesman Garrett Giberson said the blaze which started in the left-side home of a two-and-a-half story duplex worked its way up through the open bays behind the walls to the attic and roof areas, making it a difficult fire to extinguish quickly, authorities said.
Bobbie Tyler, 43, said she was sleeping on the second floor and that she, her five-month-old granddaughter and occupants in the adjacent home escaped injury.
Altogether, six tenants were displaced, three from 1026 Sewall, and three from 1028. They were being assisted by the Red Cross, Giberson said. The Red Cross Jersey Coast Chapter reported Wednesday night that the displaced people included two adults and four children and that the families were provided food, clothing and hotel accommodations.
Forty firefighters from the city and neighboring units from the area rapid intervention team responded when the call came in at 12:29 p.m., Giberson said. The Monmouth County EMS Task Force also responded.
A Neptune firefighter was taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune to be treated for chest pains, and an Asbury Park firefighter was transported to the same hospital to be treated for heat exhaustion and dehydration, Giberson and Asbury Park Fire Chief Kevin Keddy said.
The duplex is next door to the house where 24-year-old Nijed J. Johnson was killed while sitting on his front porch in the middle of the afternoon Sept. 14. The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office this week said they believe Johnson was not the intended victim. Two days later police were forced to return to that block when shots were fired, but did not hit anyone.
Several members of the city police department and Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office were on the street once again during Wednesday’s fire.
“I don’t think the fire has anything to do with that (the shootings),” said Tyler, who escaped the burning home.
Giberson would not comment, saying only that there’s always a police and prosecutor presence at fires of this size.
The 1026 residence had fire damage to the attic area, first- and second-floor walls. Parts of the roof of both homes were damaged, and both had heavy smoke and water damage. The owner of the duplex is Michael Andrews, Giberson said.
The cause of Wednesday’s fire is under investigation by city and Monmouth County law and fire officials.
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Tinton Falls EMS-South responded along with Pinebrook Community Hose Co. to the Garden State Parkway south for a vehicle fire. Pinebrook, along with a passing River Edge fire engine, extinguished the fire. EMS stood by on scene and was released by fire command with no patients
Tinton Falls EMS-South responded to an overturned vehicle on the Garden State Parkway at the Asbury Toll Plaza. Below is the article taken from the Asbury Park Press. TINTON FALLS — State Police are investigating a crash in which a vehicle flipped over at the Garden State Parkway Asbury Park toll plaza this morning. The driver of the overturned vehicle and the passenger of another vehicle involved in the accident are receiving treatment at Jersey Shore University Medical Ce...
Taken from Long Branch-Eatontown Patch. Two drivers sustained minor neck injuries when their cars collided Thursday morning at the intersection of Shrewsbury Avenue and North Gilbert Street in Tinton Falls. According to an officer at the scene, a driver heading south on Shrewsbury Avenue crashed into a driver attempting to make a left onto North Gilbert Street. Both drivers had a yellow light, he said. The car making the left had severe damage to its right side and was pushed within inches of...
Tinton Falls EMS-South responded to Asbury Park for a multi-alarm fire. Taken from the Asbury Park Press: A woman and her granddaughter escaped injury Wednesday when a fire broke out in the basement of their home at 1026 Sewall Ave. Fire spokesman Garrett Giberson said the blaze which started in the left-side home of a two-and-a-half story duplex worked its way up through the open bays behind the walls to the attic and roof areas, making it a difficult fire to extinguish quickly, author...
At approximately 2:20pm Tinton Falls EMS South was dispatched to the scene of a working tractor trailer fire. Squad 36-23 was on scene and had requested a second ambulance to respond. Crews remained on scene while fire personnel from Tinton Falls and Shrewsbury worked to extinguish the fire. Ambulance 36-2-60 and 36-3-58 cleared the scene about an hour later.
At 11:00pm Tinton Falls EMS South was dispatched to 109 North on the Garden State Parkway for a vehicle fire. At 11:30pm, while still on scene, there was a motor vehicle accident with an overturned car less than a half mile south of the vehicle fire. Crews from ambulances 36-2-60 and 36-2-61 along with captain 36-2-50 handled both calls.
At approximately 2:20am the squad was dispatched to the Asbury Park Toll Plaza for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. Ambulances 36-2-60 and 36-2-61 responded to the Parkway along with members of Wayside Fire Company. Fire crews worked for about 30 minutes to free the victims from the vehicle. Once free, the squad transported the victims to Jersey Shore University Medical Center.
At approximately 9:30pm the squad was requested to respond to the Tinton Falls Senior Residence for a gas leak, along with borough fire companies. Ambulances 36-2-60 and 36-2-61 responded to the scene and assisted one patient. Crews were on scene for approximately one hour before being released by the fire company.
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