Minor two-car accident with chest pain reported, New York NY
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TrafficFire units responded to a minor two-car accident near 104th Street and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan. Initially, there were no reported injuries, but EMS was later requested because one person developed chest pain.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
If you sign PD and put us on a box near 104th St and 3rd Ave for a minor car accident,
00:07
just two cars involved, so we're rigged in it.
00:12
104. You need an engine?
00:18
26104 10-4[1] 10-4
00:30
Tension 9-9-1 Responding 129-19-19-19-1 Responding 129-1 10-4[1], responding
00:39
104,
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2111-1-472.
00:51
Ladder 1-2 to Manhattan.
00:54
Ladder 1-2.
00:57
For Box 635, do you have an ETA on the bus? 1-2, I'm going to give EMS a call and see if they could give us an update.
01:17
One, two, ten-four, thank you.
01:19
Ten-four.
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Engine 9-1-1-engine 9-1.
01:31
Box 1291. You can make it a 1036 code 2.
01:35
There are no injuries. We just need PD to assign for the accident.
01:37
Thank you.
01:39
10-4[1].
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Madam.
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Ladder 1-2.
01:55
Okay, ladder 1-2.
01:56
Can you just update EMS that my patient is now experiencing chest pain?
02:02
Yeah, 10-4[1].
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
E 104th St & 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10029
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