Explosion reported near East 105th Street in New York, New York NY
Fire & ArsonAn explosion was reported near East 105th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues in New York. Upon investigation, no fire was found in the apartment. The cause was a malfunctioning stove that caused the gas to shut off.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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1.301, 10th, near East 105 Street, Lexington Avenue, Park Avenue,
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reporting explosion in the area. 1,3101, 10-1[1], 10-1, near East 105th Street.
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Lexington Avenue, Park Avenue, reporting an explosion in the area.
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I'm 1602, this Metro 457.
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Next to that.
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Tye 6.
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430, 1018 for 1040 code 1. We had no fire at the apartment. They just had a malfunctioning stove. Gas would shut off.
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Let an I shut gas off to the appliance. If you can notify content, please.
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1018 430 1019.101040 code 1 orders to 9.9.92, battalion 1 2.
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2.
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2.
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2. 2.
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Okay, tell you 1-2-9 -1-2. 1-2. We have nothing further on this, the caller hung up and unable in the 10-7.
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104.
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64-5-7. 6104-457.
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5329.
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53. 53.
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1301 if you had that from further, I'll make it a 10-92[2], okay.
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1092-1, 1092-1301, Orca engine 53-12.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-1: Signal weak or unable to copy transmission.
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10-92: No further action needed; situation resolved, unfounded, or does not require additional police response.
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Location mentioned:
Lexington Ave, New York, NY
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