Explosion reported near Brooklyn Bridge foot in tunnel, Brooklyn NY
Fire & ArsonFire and rescue units are dispatched to the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel near Brooklyn Bridge foot following an explosion or fire emergency.
Audio|Source: 9/11 Tribute (8:00 PM Start)
03:12
Transcript:
00:00
2-1. 2-1. I want you to go to the battery tunnel for the staging area right now.
00:05
We're in Manhattan, Jay.
00:06
We're in any explosion.
00:07
I like 10-4[1].
00:08
4-1, you have an urgent message.
00:10
4-1, you have an urgent message.
00:11
With the information from...
00:13
part of authority of Brooklyn Tunnel, whatever it is, that the Manhattan side is totally simple.
00:20
Can you find out for us, please, what's going on? All right, 10-4[1].
00:24
Brooklyn is calling the company who is right outside the battery tunnel on the Manhattan side case.
00:30
What was the group? And that's us.
00:31
We're on the Brooklyn side of the tunnel.
00:33
I watch there, there's a company talking to me, who was 228, they said, and they were right on the Manhattan side.
00:38
I want to talk to them and them only.
00:39
That's all right.
00:41
Calling the 5-7.
00:46
Calling the 5-7.
00:49
Italian 57 to Brooklyn 5.7, where are you right now? Yeah, quarter of this case.
00:53
All right, just stay on the radio for a minute.
00:55
Okay, sir. ...9 to Manhattan to Brooklyn.
00:58
Car 9K.
00:59
ConAid of Brooklyn.
01:00
Go ahead, Carnine.
01:01
Corny, this is Brooklyn. Go ahead. Thank you.
01:04
Brooklyn calling battalion 4-1.
01:07
4-1, take that whole assignment with you.
01:10
Okay, you should have nine engines, five trucks, the 4-2 and yourself.
01:13
Take that whole assignment and go to the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.
01:17
By orders of Chief Quothers, we're going to fill out the rest of that third alarm assignment.
01:20
And when we have the full complement, you're going to go into Manhattan.
01:23
But for now, just take that whole company, the whole assignment and go to the Brooklyn Bridge.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Hugh L. Carey Tunl, Brooklyn, NY
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