Smoke detected at restaurant near east 9th street, New York NY
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Fire & ArsonSmoke was reported coming from a restaurant near East 9th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues. Responding units arrived to investigate a possible fire involving the restaurant's exhaust fan.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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03:24
Transcript:
00:00
Manhattan, phone alarm box 448, near East 9th Street.
00:04
That's 1st Avenue, 2nd Avenue,
00:06
now reporting smoke from the restaurant.
00:08
Manphone, 1-1 box 448, near East 9th Street.
00:12
First Avenue and 2nd Avenue now reporting smoke from the restaurant.
00:17
An engine 3-3.
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To an end.
00:22
Answer 5.
00:24
Engine 5 is 10A from that previous box if you have another box for us.
00:31
That's half 4.
00:33
You're going to be first to do with box 448.
00:35
Near East 9th Street.
00:36
That's 1st Avenue and 2nd Avenue, smoke from a restaurant.
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Engine 5.
00:44
Banana Engine 3-3 3-3.
00:53
Manage, company 3-3.
01:01
We're at the ladder nine.
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The ladder nine, now important to smoke from the restaurant.
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The other nine, ten,
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four.
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Battalion six.
01:15
Nine, six, ten-four.
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Also, battalion six, engine five, became available first to replace an engine one-four.
01:23
Nine-six, ten-four.
01:25
Been added an engine three three k?
01:35
7 in Manhattan.
01:37
The penny 7.
01:41
Box 715, all units are in the process and go 10-8[1] as they become available, but tiny 7 is 10-8.
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10-4[2].
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Ladder 7 in Manhattan.
01:53
Loud of company 7.
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Do another run for us.
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Negative, you can rein in service.
02:01
Headful. Head.
02:09
An engine company, 67.
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Measure 6.7.
02:17
967. EMS is showing on scene as of now.
02:22
As of now. I see him coming in.
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Tap 4.
02:38
106 box 448 do you have a 107 you have no condition at this address also give a 1020k
02:50
stay by the time 6
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Number nine six.
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Nine six.
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Number nine six, the caller was refusing to give any more information to say that she saw smoke coming from possibly an exhaust fan from the restaurant called (name withheld).
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Nine six ten four.
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One seven five one time three twenty three.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service and available for calls or assignments.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
E 9th St, New York, NY 10003
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