Crime & Safety
Asphalt Tower Caught Fire In Hackettstown: Police
BREAKING: Residents in the area reported hearing a loud explosion.
HACKETTSTOWN, NJ — An asphalt tower has exploded and caught fire in Hackettstown, Hackettstown Police Sgt. Darren Tynan.
An asphalt tower at Garden State Asphalt on Bilby Road in Hackettstown exploded and caught fire late Friday morning, WRNJ reported. Local residents posted online saying they heard a loud bang.
Patch has reached out to the Hackettstown Fire Department and will update when we hear back.
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#RNJNEWS: VIDEO: HACKETTSTOWN,NJ (Warren County) - Firefighters on scene of an asphalt tower that exploded and caught fire at Garden State Asphalt. pic.twitter.com/5jz6Q4BpwI
— Jay Edwards (@JayEdwardsWrnj) December 15, 2017
Hackettstown *Structure Fire* IAO 108 Bilby Rd. Reported structure fire, a tar tower, Smoke showing 78E 78F 29F 73F 83F 1123
— WCFE Alerts (@Warren_fire_ems) December 15, 2017
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Image via Jay Edwards, used with permission
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