00:00
Box 0663 , we're gonna go with an all hands[1], no special units, for a gas-fed fire in a bagel store.
00:09
We had one line stretched to cover the exposures while we searched the gas shut off.
00:14
Finally found a gas shut off that was the main gas main to the building.
00:26
We're headed off to Condit.
00:28
All units, be in the process.
00:30
Battalion 6, we'll be 10-8.
00:34
I 10-4, Battalion 6.
00:36
Uh, the control, the fire's under control[2]?
00:40
Let me know if you need the exposures.
00:56
All hands, one to work.
00:58
Manhattan box 663 .
01:00
The address 114 East 28th Street at the park avenue south to lexington avenue for a fire in a bagel shop.
01:06
Fire is under control[2].
01:09
All hands, one to work.
01:10
Manhattan box 663 .
01:11
The address 114 East 28th Street at the park avenue south to lexington avenue for a fire in a bagel shop.
01:17
Fire is under control[2].
01:25
And out of Battalion Six.
01:30
I'll wait to get a chance.
01:31
Can we just get the exposures?
01:34
Battalion Six, ten four.
01:35
Exposure one, the street.
01:36
Two attached, three attached.
01:37
Exposure three with alley.
01:40
Building was a MD up top, seven stories.
01:53
Oh, 604 hours, that's a 448.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
all hands: All assigned units are actively operating at the incident, utilizing full initial resources.
[2]
under control: Situation is contained and under control, with no further escalation or extension expected.
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