Flooded crossing prompts multiple road closures, New York NY
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Manhattan coordinated the closure of multiple intersections near 48th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Avenues due to a flooded pedestrian crossing. Traffic control officers requested to block westbound traffic approaching 6th Avenue while responding units confirmed and implemented the shutdown.
Audio|Heard on: NYPD Citywide 3
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, it's a 10-4[1] call.
00:01
With your permission, can we have 48th, 7th, and 8th Avenues shut down allowing no westbound traffic to 6th Avenue? There is a flooded pedestrian crossing near 48th and 6th.
00:13
Is he on the air?
00:17
Yeah.
00:18
Do me a favor, raise up the PEV portion and have them shut down 48th and 7th onto 6th.
00:23
That's what you want to save, right?
00:32
ICP, can you read on that?
00:34
10-4[1], ICP, right.
00:36
All right, just raise up the TED and have them shut it down from 7th and 48th.
00:44
10-4[1], ICP, right.
00:50
Traffic manager, almost time.
00:55
10-4[1].
00:57
Yeah, can you have someone shut down 48th and 7th Avenue onto 6th?
01:05
Four (number withheld), I have a note to (number withheld).
01:09
Ten four, thank you.
01:11
Deep breath?
01:13
Yeah, right.
01:16
Call for command of (name withheld).
01:22
Um,
01:24
Please shut down 48th and 7th onto 6th.
01:27
That's a ten four manager.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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