Joseph Holloway Reporting From Scene Of Tulsa Gas Leak

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Thursday, November 30th 2017, 10:24 am

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Joseph Holloway Reporting From Scene Of Tulsa Gas Leak

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Crews are responding to a damaged gas line at 73rd and Yale in Tulsa. A construction crew hit a 6-inch line, according to Tulsa firefighters.

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