Residential alarm near enoch crosby road in brewster, Brewster NY
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Fire & ArsonA residential alarm was reported near Enoch Crosby Road, Brewster. Firefighters responded to the two-story home and began investigating. An unrelated call for a six-year-old female with an unknown medical issue was also noted nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Putnam County NY FIRE & EMS-Response Div 4
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02:19
Transcript:
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On the island at Brewster Fire, number 8, Enoch Crosby Road, near Maple Road and Eilish Lane,
00:07
residential alarm.
00:08
Lord, Bruce of Fire, number eight, Enoch Crosby Road, near Maple Road and Eilish Lane,
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residential alarm.
00:21
Okay.
00:22
On 911, this is 1122-122.
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1122?
00:28
Shell, 1122 and her out.
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122, around, 1128.
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1128.
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1122-2-2-2-5-1.
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Be advised with one block out on an alarm.
00:49
Two four copies.
00:54
Bobbi, Bobmer copy.
00:56
I don't know, this is 1122.
01:20
Puddle 911,
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2,
01:23
garrison ambulance, medic number 1, any garrison area patrol.
01:29
Respond to 3 Ethan Drive, cross streets of Allen Road in a dead end,
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for a six-year-old female unknown medical.
01:39
Repeating Putnamon 1,
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Garrison Ambulance, medic number 1,
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Garrison Area Patrol.
01:47
Respond to 3 Ethan Drive, cross street of Allen Road, and a dead end for a six-year-old female unknown medical at (number withheld).
02:03
9-1, this is 11-2-2.
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7-2.
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You show 11 to 2 on location, two-story residential dwelling.
02:15
Nothing showing or we're going to be investigating at this time.
02:18
Announce investigating (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Enoch Crosby Rd, Brewster, NY 10509
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