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Trash can fire causes smoke in nearby apartmentNew York NY

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Central Park, New York, NY

A trash can fire was reported in Central Park, causing smoke to enter a nearby apartment and hallway. The fire department has not yet arrived, and multiple calls were made about the situation.

Audio|Source: NYPD - Manhattan Precincts 20, CP, 24
02:19
Transcript:
One boy, 284. There are plenty sergeant, you were raised in Central okay? Yeah, directed for 9-1-1. That's time for us. Swain boy, you read on that trash fire at West 722 in Central Park, we have to be called coming in. We're right. 20. Boy, in regards to that fire, this book for TV, he states that the trash can is still on fire. He rang the door to a lot of the apartment and he is still not on scene yet. Do you head on that? Trini Boy, right? when entering the stairwell and when 844 on the affected floor, exercise in care when exiting the stairwell and entering the hallway. This is your report of another hall coming in at 1 5 Adam West. And there is 3 Central Park West in Columbus where there's a steeping calling in regards to there smoke in the apartment and hallway. Possibly one of the same. We've got four calls coming in. FD is not yet on scene. Anyboy Redd? No, anybody else? My sergeant 84, FD is 84.

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