Defective smoke detector found at alarm site in Manhattan, New York NY
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm near Fort Washington Avenue in Manhattan. The caller refused to provide additional details. Upon investigation, responders found a defective smoke detector that appeared to have been thrown out of a window. No further information was available.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Alarm near Fort Washington Avenue.
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West 185-187, alarm activation 5-troll.
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Phone alarm near Fort Washington Avenue, West 185-187, alarm activation 5-troll.
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And had an engine 6.
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Agent 6. My caller on co-operative doesn't want to give any more information or their apartment.
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Agent 6, 10-4[1].
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20-56 dispatch at Fortisburyland.
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And engine 6.9.
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Manhattan engine 69.
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69. 69. Still offering at 1627?
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Negative with 108.
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That's going to be 374 or?
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104. 10.4.
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Manhattan, a ladder 24.
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Manhattan, a ladder 24.
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Letter 24.
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Letter 24. Letter 24.
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Is he still offering at 724?
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No,
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Box 0724. It's going to be 1029, code 1.
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Okay,
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okay.
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2059 dispatcher four three one I don't want them in Manhattan.
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Latter one.
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Box 124, we located a defective smoke detector, somebody must have thrown it out of the window.
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We're going to go with a 31 for the investigation in 18 for a 31 K.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Near Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10033
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