Messy Tulsa Oil Spill Cleaned Up

Friday, January 9th 2009, 9:24 am

By: News On 6

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TULSA, OK -- Tulsa Fire's Hazardous Materials response team helps clean up a cooking oil spill overnight.

Sometime early Friday morning, fire officials say the oil seeped from a special container that had been tipped over.

The container is used by the Full Moon Cafe near 15th and Peoria.

The spill created a mess in the alley

A private clean-up crew was also called in to remove the oil from the property.

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