Report of low-hanging electrical wire near hospital, Glen Cove NY
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Other Non-Crime EventAccording to the dispatch call, a report was made about a secondary electrical wire hanging low near St Andrews Lane, adjacent to the hospital parking lot. The utility company PSEG was notified. A follow-up check was requested for a similar wire in front of 33 Elwood Street. The wires are located along Walnut Road and are not considered a high priority or a hazard to vehicles.
Audio|Heard on: Glen Cove Police
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
Now can you notify PSEG for poll number Victor Zulu (number withheld) for a secondary wire hanging low?
00:13
It's not in the roadway and not a high priority item, that's not.
00:24
Check, give me an address.
00:29
Near St Andrews Lane, adjacent to the parking lot of the hospital.
00:43
Nine, it's going to be 100 feet north of the source.
00:50
What,
00:51
the source away from Walnut?
00:53
On Walnut Road.
00:55
Ah,
00:57
Nine. Stand by, I'm on the phone.
00:58
I'll give you a ten-ten.
01:08
279.10.
01:12
790. 5-0, light to 0-0-466.
01:25
Record is 274.
01:34
Four.
01:38
Check in front of 33 Elwood Street for a low-hanging wire.
01:43
1014 out.
01:54
Those wires are Walnut Road.
01:57
Can a car drive by and hit those wires and bring a pole down?
02:03
Nine, that is negative.
02:05
They're parallel to the road and sidewalk just in between both.
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Location mentioned:
St Andrews Ln, Glen Cove, NY 11542
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