Residential automatic fire alarm activation at 55 5th Avenue, Apartment 2, near North and South Union Street, East Islip, with units dispatched and responders en route around 1923 hours., Bay Shore NY
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, residential automatic fire alarm activation at 55 5th Avenue, Apartment 2, near North and South Union Street, East Islip, with units dispatched and responders en route around 1923 hours.
Audio|Heard on: East Islip Fire
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We got to be a signal 23 of response for a residential automatic fire alarm plus your activation number 12 of our people present homecoming place in the stadium guard 1923
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Please, it's being involved in 25.
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...downstairs activity.
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...like for next to...
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...95095026.
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30 and 9th between everybody else 10 minutes 30 and continue in everyone else continue in everyone else continue in everyone else at 9 301927
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BASY-7-5C for volunteer fire company.
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7-9-8 at 1930, dispatcher to my teacher 24.
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Metford Department of DSF 3D from Medford array at 1930.
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Local fire department or radio security for hostful and radio test, thank you.
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11828. 1828.
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Patient Department of automatic residential fire alarm, 55 5th Avenue, Apartment No.
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2 between North and South Union Street.
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Repeating, be sure,
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an automatic residential fire alarm, 55 and 5th Avenue of the Union Street and Mark Court, apartment number 2, 1933.
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5th Ave, Bay Shore, NY 11706
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