Elevator possibly stuck on 74th floor with odor detected, New York NY
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a report of people possibly trapped in an elevator on the 74th floor of a building at 210 W 71st St, New York. The elevator may still be stuck, but occupants appear to be out. There was no fire or gas leak, but an unknown odor was detected with no other hazards found.
Audio|Source: FDNY Fire Dispatch - Manhattan
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Transcript:
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four five minutes four five minutes five oh four five five one seven three six ten twenty nine code one four five and ten eight
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four I don't let it to them.
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Ladder-2-0.
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I see safety occupants out, but might still be stuck on the 74, though.
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Fallion 6 should come in at.
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Lighted 2, how you got that? So you repeat that?
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All right, I can pins out, but the state that the elevator still might be stuck on the 74.
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Ladder is what you said for it.
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960 message.
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No box is going to be an 18 for 332.
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Udisco go 10 a when available.
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Not full.
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9-910. 9-9-9.
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16. This is not a gas leak, it's an undetermined odor.
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1033[1] code 2.
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We do not need content.
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We find no other hazards.
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Tenfold con-up.
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One six, two-out average for that.
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Three six.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1033: Emergency/urgent
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Location mentioned:
Near W 71st St, New York, NY 10023
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