00:00
Engine five, your signal two at twelve fifty-five.
00:02
Engine five just came in through electronic system as an automatic fire alarm.
00:06
We did get a call from the premises stating that there was somebody vaping in the bathroom and (name withheld) had reported that the alarm was reset.
00:18
I'll confirm when I arrive.
00:27
Zero sixty-five, we'll have command.
00:33
Signal 2065 has command 1256.
00:42
Signal 4, 5 and 25 all confirmed.
00:45
The vaping in the bathroom system's been reset.
00:53
Affirmative, all Port Jefferson units, signal 5[2] and 25, 1257.
00:58
Five five and two eight, 1259 .
01:07
Five 1031 . Thirty one,
01:15
Can you reactivate the alarm for castaways? The alarm is going off again.
01:24
Affirmative, chief.
01:25
We'll put it back out.
01:42
Port Jefferson Fire Department, signal 13[1] for a commercial fire alarm.
01:46
Castaways, (number withheld) Main Street,
01:53
C5, copy your 211300.
02:17
Chief, did you want a new run generated for this?
02:23
Yeah, it's not for.
02:32
31 engine, go ahead.
02:38
You want to respond or you want to hold on nine?
02:42
Take it to and come down counter flow past the Burger Bistro and stop right in the rear of the building by the alarm panel.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
signal 13: Emergency response required for medical or fire-related incidents.
[2]
signal 5: Agency-specific signal code indicating an incident or unit status; exact meaning varies by jurisdiction.
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