Odor of gas reported at Manhattan apartment, New York NY
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Fire & ArsonAn odor of gas was reported in an apartment near West 136th Street in Manhattan. The gas supply was shut off behind the stove, and the gas company was notified.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Forearm 1566 near West 136th Street, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard; Frederick Douglass Boulevard, odor of gas, apartment 3.
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Form 15666, near West 136th Street,
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Powell Douglas for an odor of gas apartment 3.
00:15
1607, the time,
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inspection point nine.
00:18
Go on to Manhattan.
00:20
Tie 1.
00:22
We need PD to respond.
00:25
We're having trouble with an individual who is reluctant to leave the train.
00:31
10-1.
00:40
The head of Italian 1.
00:44
What platform is that train on, K?
00:47
The lower level Q line heading towards Brooklyn.
00:54
10-4[1] battalion.
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10-4[1] battalion.
01:04
Follow on 127-2-2-2-202 Street, 3rd to 2nd, for an odor gas on the 6-4.
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Phone (number withheld),
01:15
3rd to 2nd Avenue for an utter gas on the 6th floor.
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Phone along 1719-19-736 near West 173 Street,
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Haven Avenue to Fort Washington Avenue along Activation 3rd 4th.
01:27
Port-A-11119736 near West 173 Street.
01:32
Haven Avenue to... for Washington Avenue alarm activation third floor.
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Six to Manhattan.
01:45
One-six is Connie.
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Five, six, six, ten-fourty, code two,
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your apartment.
01:53
Notify Con Ed, we shut the gas down behind the stove, all units in the process.
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Location mentioned:
W 136th St, New York, NY 10030
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