Person suspected of lighting newspaper on second floor, Carle Place NY
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Fire & ArsonFire units investigated a burning rubber odor at a building near Old Country Road and Eastgate Boulevard. It was reported that a person may have intentionally lit a newspaper on the second floor. The situation was contained and units remained on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Nassau County Fire - East
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03:3
Transcript:
00:00
960 is going to be on a corner at Eastgate Boulevard and Old Country Road
00:23
Two zero three.
00:31
One point a two.
00:35
Two zero four four.
00:36
Two zero four.
00:53
Zero three.
00:55
A nine-sixine officer is investigating an odor of what kind of rubber burning for a ballot on the one-four corner of the building.
01:08
2.43.
01:13
622.
01:15
966.
01:24
9603 you have the two on the road?
01:32
Permanent on arrival I need their three team to head to the roof and check out the H-Vag unit.
01:41
9962 receive?
01:45
Sorry, nice to repeat that.
01:49
03 S, on your 22 wants your crew to go check out the roof.
01:55
12,000, 24 to 5.
02:03
25,
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24 to 5.
02:11
967 is 21.
02:15
967.
02:22
It's 1621.
02:26
16.
02:27
16.
02:31
9603.
02:33
03.
02:35
03.
02:39
Again reports that it might be a EDP that was lighting a newspaper on the second floor.
02:46
You can go with the single 12 holds the units on scene.
02:50
Signal 7.
02:54
9 to the rest of units, signal 12, signal 12 has been transmitted by 03 and holding with the units on the scene,
03:01
signal 7, signal 13 as car at 03.
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Location mentioned:
Old Country Rd & E Gate Blvd, Carle Place, NY 11514
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