Small motorboat possibly sinking near Waterside Plaza, New York NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, responders received a report of a small motorboat possibly sinking near Waterside Plaza in New York. The boat was later believed to be close to 30th Street.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
All we got is a small motorboat,
00:04
possibly near Waterside Plaza,
00:06
that looked like it was sinking, closed no longer in the area.
00:15
(number withheld).
00:23
144 acting.
00:25
The MDC shown a 10-8[1] are we still respond in it?
00:34
Negative your 10-8[1].
00:39
154, 10-4. 154.
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154.
00:51
Manhattan.
00:54
And you know me sick line.
00:55
In time the deconted document documents with box 1636.
00:58
We'll advise what I'd 10-8[1].
01:02
Simple.
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Man,
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for one box, 536, (number withheld), West 12th Street,
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8th day, near Hudson Street, Notre Guest, for Edward.
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And from one box, 536, (number withheld), West 12th Street.
01:17
8th Avenue, a Hudson Street, another guest, for Edward.
01:21
Manhattan to Squad 18.
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128, we're still over here on the east side at box 8607.
01:29
Alright, 104.
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I'll show you our 108.
01:32
Oh thank you.
01:34
Thank you.
01:38
Ten.
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One in the Marine Unit,
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and we think we may have located the boat, it's going to be close towards 30th Street.
01:54
Okay,
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-8: In service and available for calls or assignments.
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Location mentioned:
Waterside Plaza, New York, NY
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