Smoke investigation near 1st Ave and East 93rd St, New York NY
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters investigated reports of smoke near East 93rd Street between First and Second Avenue in Manhattan. Several units checked the area and found no visible fire or rubbish. EMS responded to a patient located at the playground near 92nd Street and York Avenue. The gas was shut off in two apartments as a precaution. The investigation continued until the scene was clear.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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06:35
Transcript:
00:00
I'm with 1084. Do you have a report in a better location, K? Okay.
00:07
Stand by.
00:11
Okay.
00:16
About 101055.
00:18
Engine 5.5.
00:19
Okay, guys.
00:21
That's a 5 PD.
00:22
You didn't give us anything further, okay.
00:24
5-104 7-6 in Manhattan No,
00:37
7-6. We're 1084 box 11339.
00:42
Get a report on this?
00:45
We got nothing.
00:48
Sam, biker.
00:58
I'm calling on the 76.
01:04
Six.
01:06
We have nothing further.
01:07
There was a pass-by.
01:08
They didn't know where the smoke was coming from.
01:12
10-4[2]. We're going to continue to investigate, get back to you.
01:19
1731-0.456.
01:28
Newton Manhattan.
01:31
Agent 22.
01:34
Yeah,
01:38
we located the patient for our box and you just update EMS at the corner of 92nd and York in the playground.
01:45
We'll wait for them here.
01:46
10-4[2].
01:53
5-5 to Manhattan.
01:55
5-5. 5.5.
01:58
Yeah, Box 171, we check the area.
02:01
We don't have any rubbish.
02:02
You can make a Box of 31 for the investigation.
02:04
Lieutenant.
02:06
Time for it.
02:07
Time for.
02:09
All-1-1-1-3-9.
02:15
You just check the area; we found nothing.
02:17
I can report code 1.
02:21
Talk by 1018, 1139, 1013, 1139, 1139, 1033, code 1.
02:25
And the time is 1-1-1.
02:27
Time is 1733, I was 456.
02:38
6 to Manhattan.
02:45
Time, 16.
02:47
It's 1617.
02:49
We shut the gas in two apartments at the stove.
02:52
Three atom, three boy.
02:56
Time over time.
03:05
Engine six five, come in hand.
03:11
Six-five, okay.
03:13
On Box 828, can you add whatever CAD designation for the ticket for the Grand Central Fire Brigade? I think it's MN01.
03:28
Never.
03:37
And it's 6.5? 6.5.
03:41
I don't think that designation is up in our system yet.
03:45
10-5?
03:47
The designation is not up in our CAD yet, M-N-O-1.
03:53
6-5, 104.
03:56
1-7, 2 have an answer in 16.
04:05
All right.
04:11
Station 4 that you call, Manhattan.
04:13
Station 4. You have a 10-7[1] for Box 299?
04:16
Stand by.
04:21
Negative that came over from PD2 and like nothing further.
04:24
Okay.
04:29
1736, Manhattan, 316.
04:38
Engine 221.O.
04:44
We've got the 91 but we're still here operator.
04:50
Tenful.
04:51
My phone, box near East 93rd Street.
04:56
To near first and second avenue smoke one at him.
04:58
Matt, follow on 1219, near East 93rd.
05:01
To your first and second avenue, smoke and one A's and Adam.
05:04
You respond to the box 12190.191 request, 1737 at 316.
05:12
316.
05:13
2.19. 2.2.
05:22
We're taking up from box 1190.
05:24
Do you know the box for us?
05:29
Go ahead. Tell forward a signal with 1190.
05:37
10307-2-3.
05:39
Engine 2-2, reset the MDT, respond, 2nd, 4-0-1-1219, near East 93rd, and 1st Avenue, smoke one at am.
05:56
2-2. 2-2-7-4 responding.
06:00
I'm calling engine 9-1.
06:06
911 remain at service K.
06:16
Tans of the TIEW-10.
06:19
Tire-1-0.
06:21
Engine 2-2 is replacing engine 9-1-K.
06:26
No,
06:29
104.
06:33
1339.5.6.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-7: Unit out of service or unavailable for assignment.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
1st Ave & E 93rd St, New York, NY 10128
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