Person lighting papers on fire in apartment, Watertown NY
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Fire & ArsonA person was reported lighting papers on fire inside an apartment near William Street in Watertown, prompting police and fire response to a possible structure fire.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Police, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:42
Transcript:
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9795, Disturbance, William Street. 97-95 Disturbance, William Street.
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9.5.
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It's going to be near William Street,
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apartment five,
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caller (name withheld), say she would like Tyler Wilkinson removed from her apartment.
00:27
She is currently on foot, and route back to the residence, less than 10-minute ETA.
00:33
City Fair,
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General Alarm,
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all companies, same in the area of William Street, Possible Structure Fire.
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97. 9.5.
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9795. Also advising,
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she was told she was lighting paper on fire in the apartment.
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I'll have the fire apartment on standby.
01:02
Seven copies.
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City Fair, General Alarm, All Companies,
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Stand by the Area near William Street, Apartment 5.
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Callers and Roxford residents states as being reported to her that a subject, possibly in the apartment,
01:19
was starting fires, lighting papers,
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on fire, patrols responding,
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repeating, city fire, general alarm, all companies, stand by the area, near William Street, Department 5.
01:29
A report of a subject, possibly lighting fires.
01:32
Crushing papers on fire in the department.
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Pistols en route.
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Hi, I'm on the air.
01:38
Party 2 standby in the area.
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Location mentioned:
William St, Watertown, NY 13601
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