Fire extinguished at residential property near Brewster Gate, Massapequa NY
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Fire & ArsonA fire was reported in an oil burner at a residence near Brewster Gate, between Hicksville Road and Hastings Road. The occupant extinguished the fire before firefighters arrived. The fire department checked the site and confirmed no active fire remained.
Audio|Heard on: North Massapequa Fire Department
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Transcript:
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6 in the air on the air the extinguished oil burner fire at near Brewster Gate between Hicksville Road and Hastings Road.
00:42
Six figure on the air with an extinguished oil burner fire at near Brewster Gate between Hicksville Road and Hastings Road.
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(number withheld).
01:06
(number withheld).
01:07
(number withheld).
01:11
660 on the air and extinguished oil burner fire at near Brewster Gate,
01:22
near Hicksville Road and Hastings Road.
01:31
6.6.34, 22.
01:36
23, 66634.
01:41
6602-0-221
01:49
23, 6602.
01:51
You have 6603 for on scene.
01:53
Caller stated that he had a fire in his oil burner and he extinguished it once a fire department checked it out.
02:03
23.
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660-663. 66634.
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66634.
02:20
Which chief is on the red?
02:24
We have 6602 in route.
02:27
6602 in route.
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6602-663.
02:34
Good, it's 6X34.
02:36
He has here.
02:37
No, um,
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no condition here.
02:41
A slight puff back, but it's clear.
02:44
He's going to call the service.
02:52
Are you recommending no further FD action?
02:58
If he was just a couple minutes out, I'll come in, but I don't think we need anybody else.
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Location mentioned:
Brewster Gate, Massapequa, NY 11758
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