Fire scene near sunrise highway in east patchogue may be crime scene, East Patchogue NY
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Fire & ArsonEmergency responders operated at a fire scene near Sunrise Highway in East Patchogue. The area was closed off and may be treated as a crime scene before units returned to their stations.
Audio|Heard on: Pine Barrens Area Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:21
Transcript:
00:00
Fire, you just take a position, pull right up to Hagerman's engine, right in the middle of the road.
00:09
Can you repeat that, Jason?
00:13
Get on Sunrise Highway, pull up to Hagerman's Engine.
00:17
Keep going, you stop there, keep going, get on Sunrise Highway, go west in the eastbound side, pull up to Hagerman's engines.
00:25
I come, Bellport Engine 519.
00:37
Delper (number withheld).
00:43
Have your MPO, see if Hagerman's gonna eat all water.
00:54
I'm 513 County, single four this alarm.
00:59
Alarm, on the control, (number withheld).
01:06
Chief Louis said we don't need water.
01:08
He does any water.
01:10
10.4.
01:13
017 is 216.6.
01:18
At Baconic.
01:23
5.130, 89. Myself and Ron, I hear it's a fire house.
01:27
You need a fire police circle there.
01:31
We're good, Neil.
01:32
They got everything closed out.
01:34
It's going to be a possible crime scene.
01:38
10 for one.
01:46
One show, for you can show the line down.
01:48
I'm going to show the line down.
02:04
Go ahead. Go ahead. Bellport chief of the department.
02:12
All units are returning two quarters.
02:15
All of all units are returning two quarters.
02:19
The developer units, turnicorders, (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Sunrise Hwy, East Patchogue, NY
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