Fire in two-story vacant building near Highland Street, Paterson NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a working fire in a two-story vacant building near Highland Street. The fire was mostly contained with minor risk to nearby structures.
Audio|Heard on: Paterson Fire 1 and 2
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06:12
Transcript:
00:00
Attention engine 5, engine 4, engine 1, engine 2,
00:04
ladder 3, ladder 2, rescue 2, battalion 2, battalion 3 to rack unit, fire, investigating you are going to number 1.
00:11
You respond to near Highland Street.
00:13
That's near Island,
00:15
Sassapass Street, to May Street, on your course street, for a report of possible building fire on the top 4.
00:22
Attention, engine 5, engine 4, engine 1, engine 2.
00:26
Ladder 3, ladder 3, ladder 3, ladder 3.
00:27
Rescue 2, Battalion 2?
00:30
Battalion 3 is Iraq Union Fire Rescue Number 1.
00:33
You respond to near Highland Street, South and Pratt Street to Main Street on the Core Streets for a possible bullying fight on the top floor.
00:42
937-6-6.
00:46
The time you are calling this last response to 65 mile with your street reporter.
00:57
Team intangintry responding,
01:00
near Highland Street, South of Press to May.
01:02
Chief Bivis, we just got another report of a fire.
01:05
Sainville, Zincor Street's 49 South of Highland Street.
01:10
That's near Highland.
01:13
I got a working fire.
01:23
Giant 2 on a sea working fire at 1938.
01:28
Agent 5 is Tadaglio.
01:33
I'm coming out 6 o'clock 5.
01:42
End of five ladder three.
01:50
I'm coming up six times.
01:52
Coming up to one way.
01:58
Two-story vacant structure.
02:03
I have a working fire on the number two floor.
02:06
A side is going to be the street.
02:07
D side is a yard, east side is another yard.
02:10
The east side is an attached two and a half story occupied type 5.
02:15
I have a minor exposure problem at this time.
02:23
Receive, two-story, make it, work or fire, top four.
02:27
Exposure A, A, Street, Spots B, B, really odd, suppose to C, we are,
02:33
Delta, 2.5, type 5, minor extension.
02:37
1939.
02:46
Deputy One responding.
02:49
Deputy One, here responding to 940.
02:53
Deputy One, here responding to 940.
03:02
Latitude dispatch, dispatch, positive on air.
03:06
Latitude, cross-stress to May, Sasserprestimate.
03:15
Attention all companies, attention all companies, working fire, near Highland Street.
03:20
That's near Highland Street, working fire, 1940.
03:29
Battalion 2195.
03:30
When you get to my gig, they go left, up two houses.
03:44
Give me a second.
03:45
You have got to stop and a half.
03:46
That's free calling you up.
03:47
The giant chip.
03:55
Get me a beat.
04:14
Before receivers, you are coming on with that surprise.
04:25
Ladder 3, go on the Battalion 2.
04:29
Go for battalion 2.
04:31
Yeah, we're not moving to turn.
04:33
We're just attached to crash up of a river.
04:35
We're trying to pile in up at 5,000.
04:37
It's very difficult to be illegal parked vehicles.
04:41
Ladder 2, come right in.
04:59
Engine forward command.
05:02
Over command.
05:09
Be applied the height of the...
05:12
That's the price of the high, I'm just being blocked, my dude.
05:19
Alright, I reach these, do the best you can, find me a fee.
05:29
Pays, give me more pressure.
05:39
The man called, this batch.
05:44
This is a vacant property and a one and a half story unoccupied type 5.
05:50
I have one line in operation and the main body of fire is knocked down.
05:54
Primary circuits are underway and companies are opening up.
05:58
Probable will hold.
06:02
Bruce Mine fire and I want to have type 5 fire knocking down.
06:08
Negative on exposure probably will hold 1935.
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Location mentioned:
Highland St, Paterson, NJ 07524
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