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Date: 10-5-05 Time: 2115hrs Location: Van Corland Park Ave X Spruce St. (3rd PCT) Frequency: Units Operating: 3rd PCT, ESU, K-9, Detectives, Crime Scene Unit Description Of Incident: Male victim, who was stabbed earlier in the day, shot to the head. Writer: Truck4

The Canon 20D has a number of defects that Canon will honor repair under thier 1-year warranty. These include: -Pop-up flash. It is prone to breaking while popping up or being closed. This will read "Error 5" on your LCD and require the camera be re-started to clear. -Power source problem with Canon batteries. Camera will not power off or read memory card. -Battery grip BG-E2 has a known defect in power supply, which includes showing battery/power symbol reading at half or "bc" when batteries are at full power. The above power problems are also associated with this defect when grip is attached. When contacted about the BG-E2 problem, Canon replied with this email: "We have discovered that when using Battery Grip BG-E2 with EOS 20D, there are cases that, even with fully charged batteries (exclusive battery pack or NiMH battery) or unused AA size batteries, only a few shots can be taken or "bc" is displayed immediately. BG-E2 Battery Grips that cause this phenomenon will be repaired free of charge. Unfortunately, both your camera and battery grip will need to be examined by a service center." This defect is known to Canon and they have had numerous units returned for modification. They have not, however, let buyers/owners know about the defect. Also note- the nearest Canon service center for warranty work is in Jamesburg, NJ- over an hour away from Westchester. If shipped, Canon requires delivery confirmation and insurance. As per Canon, repairs take anywhere from 5-10 buisness days. Also stated in the warranty, cameras will not be replaced with a new unit, but repaired or replaced with a refurbished model.

Date: 10-4-05 Time: 2100hrs Location: Long Island Sound off Gully Landing Rd. Frequency: Units Operating: USCG, Miller Place, Mt. Sinai, Port Jefferson, Riverhead, Suffolk County Police Description Of Incident: Fully involved boat which then sank. Units set up search pattern for possible missing occupant. Writer: Truck4 2100hrs- Numerous calls for a boat fire. CMD reporting from shore a fully involved boat burning to it's waterline. 2200hrs- M/A for additional marine units. Suffolk County PD and USCG coordinating search pattern. Possible debris found approx. (1) mile from shore. 2230hrs- Miller Place advising USCG that (1) victim was recovered from the water concious and alert. He relates that he was the only person on board.

Date: 10-4-05 Time: 2046hrs Location: 3rd X 4th Frequency: Units Operating: MVPD, Empress Description Of Incident: Pursuit of carjacking suspects in victim's car. Car crashed and perps bailed out. Writer: Truck4 2050hrs- Suspect reportedly biled out at 4th X 3rd and fled toward Pease St. 2053hrs- Injured P.O. Pees X Fulton, req. Empress. Possibly struck by suspect vehicle. 2054hrs- Active foot pursuit eastbound on Pease toward 3rd/4th St. 2055hrs- P.O's lost visual, but are setting up a perimeter toward Columbus. 2059hrs- Caller reports suspect is in area of 44 Vernon Ave. 2102hrs- MVPD ESU searching Vernon Ave. 2115hrs- Patrol Sgt. rpts suspect is identified and known to PD. Crime scenes being established.

Date: 10-4-05 Time: 1358hrs Location: Bryant Ave X Bruckner Blvd./Garrison Ave Frequency: Units Operating: Full 3rd Alarm assignment with Haz-Mat and Foam units S/C. Description Of Incident: Fatal fuel truck MVA with fire into exposures. Writer: Truck4, tbendick, SQ288_HM1 1356hrs- E-94 transmitting 10-75 for fuel truck fire. Engs. 94, 82, 73, Lad. 48 & T. Lad. 31, Batt. 3 1358hrs- B-3 transmitting 2nd Alarm on Arrival. L-19 FAST. 2nd Alarm: Engs. 50, 71, 45, 46 Lad. 42, T. Lad. 54 Eng. 72 w / Satellite 2 Rescue Co. #3 Squad Co. #41 Batt. 26 Batt. 17 "Safety Cord." Batt. 18 "Comm. Cord." Division 6 Rescue Battalion / Safety Battalion Fieldcom 1 / Tac Support Unit #1 Car 10 "adam" Bronx Borough Commander 1401hrs- Transmitting 10-86 (Foam Operations Response) Eng. 95 w / Foam 95 Eng. 96 w / Foam 96 Eng. 260 w / Foam 260 Eng. 206 w / Foam 206 Eng. 291 w / Satellite 4 Eng. 238 w / Foam Tender #1 Eng. 228 w / Purple " K " Unit Batt. 20 "Foam Cord." Batt. 19 "Foam Cord" Haz. Mat. Unit #1 Squad Co. #61 " Haz. Mat. Tech. Support " Haz. Mat. Battalion 1405hrs- Division 6 transmitting 3rd Alarm. Reporting fuel is leaking from truck and flowing into storm drains. Engs. 60, 90, 75, 35 Lad. 55, Lad. 47 Batt. 49 Batt. 12 "Staging Chief" Batt. 33 "Air Re - Con Chief" Mask Service Unit #1 Staging Area: Southern Blvd. & East 163rd. St. 1408hrs- NYPD Level 1 Mobilization. Mobilization point at Hunts Point Ave X Garrison Ave. (1) foam line going into operation. 1410hrs- S/C Foam Units to scene. Req. Amtrak to stop trains on northeast corridor tracks due to fire dropping down to tracks. 1412hrs- NYPD shutting down Bruckner Expressway, both directions. 1418hrs- NYPD also shutting down subway at Hunts Point Station. 1420hrs- Co's have fuel in storm drains on fire and exposing to vehicles and an auto body shop on Bryant Ave. Setting up foam operation and tower ladders. 1421hrs- Car 10A (Deputy Assist. Chief Esposito) reports a fully involved overturned tanker truck. The truck is not on the expressway, but on a bridge over the railroad tracks. Unknown what the product is burning at this time. Command Post moving to Bryant X Garrison. Field Comm. setting up at that location. Div. 6 req. Con Ed for multiple manholes burning. Co's have burning fuel onto railroad tracks below tanker. 1429hrs- Bronx Activating Fall Back Step 3: 1 Eng. & 1 Tk. to all alarms. 1431hrs- Special Call "all" available "Protein Foam Units" to the scene. Eng. 321 w / Foam 321 Eng. 152 w / Foam 152 Eng. 207 w / Satellite 6 Eng. 284 w / Satellite 3 1433hrs- Car 10A reports still have fire coming from the tanker vents. We have fire below the bridge involving railroad ties from fuel oil draining down. Fire remains Doubtful. 1440hrs- Air Recon Chief w/NYPD Aviation on scene. Heavy fire is K/D. 1445hrs- Car 10A reports all visible fire has been knocked down at this time. (1) Tower Ladder in Foam Operations, (2) handlines in Foam Operations. Still have fire on the underside of the bridge on the railroad tracks. Aprox. 100 gals has drained down to the tracks. Searches are delayed at this time. Checking exposures down the street for any extensions, at this time it's negative. Manhole fires are now extinguished. Fire remains Doubtful. 1455hrs- Fire involving tanker is K/D. Co's still have pockets of fire in sewers in area of Bryant Ave. (2) foam units going into Garrison Ave. Con Ed also notified of burned telephone poles in area. 1449hrs- S/C Tower Ladder to staging (TL- 51 acting 31). 1500hrs- All fire is K/D. Co's still checking basements and Transit system for fire. NYPD reporting driver of truck is DOA in cab. Car 10A reports still have high heat condition on the tanker. Continuing to cool the tanker with Foam lines. 1503hrs- Car 10A reports fire is Probably Will Hold. Continuing to operate the Foam Lines to cool the tanker. Fire is knocked down under the bridge. We have members with shovels putting sand around the area to contain the spill. Product appears to be fuel oil. 1508hrs- S/C (1) Battalion Chief. (Batt. 14) 1519hrs- Car 10A places fire Under Control. 1543hrs- S/C (2) Truck's for relief (L-29/ TL- 44)

Date: 10-2-05 Time: 2228hrs Location: I-684 northbound just north of I-287/Hutch. interchange. Frequency: Units Operating: Purchase E-238, E-239, R-40, Car 2412; White Plains E-70, R-88, NYSP, Transcare, Harrison VAC. Description Of Incident: MVA with entrapment and fatality Writer: Truck4, 242steve 2228hrs- Numerous calls for serious MVA with multiple entrapment, possible ejection I-287 in area of Manhattanville College. 2229hrs- NYSP on scene reporting multiple victims with confirmed entrapment and req. Stat Flight. 2232hrs- Purchase re-tone for manpower for possible LZ. Accident reported as on I-684 ramp to I-287. 2234hrs- White Plains toned out for E-70 and R-88 to scene. NYSP relating fatality. Purchase E-239, Car 2412 on scene. 2236hrs- Air 1 req. Purchase FD to confirm Medivac launch. 2240hrs- Area departments recieving numerous calls for an MVA anywhere from the Hutch to 684 to 287. Location is confirmed to be I-684 S/B at I-287 W/B as per WPFD R-88. 2244hrs- R-88 on scene reporting Purchase units extricating and will be assisting with cribbing. Req. E-70 to continue in. 2245hrs- WPFD rpts Purchase I.C. relating thier services not required. WPFD going 10-8.

Date: 9-30-05 Time: 1608hrs Location: Cross County Pkway, Eastbound local lanes at Central Ave Frequency: Units Operating: YPD ESU Truck 4, WCPD; Empress; YFD E-313 Description Of Incident: MVA with pin. Writer: Truck4 1608hrs- WCPD on scene with MVA confirming pin. 1610hrs- ESU Truck 2 on scene, putting tools into operation. 1613hrs- E-313 on scene rpts ESU extricating, will be stretching a line for stand-by. Empress also O/S. 1618hrs- B-2 cancelling all FD units except E-313. ESU Truck 2 and 3 operating. 1620hrs- Victim removed, being transported by Empress.

Date: 9-30-05 Time: 1548hrs Location: 41 South Quaker Hill Rd. X County Line Frequency: Units Operating: Pawling, Kent, Patterson Description Of Incident: Writer: Truck4 1555hrs- M/A tankers from Patterson and Kent to scene.

Newtown Boro, PA Police Officer Brian Gregg One year with the Newtown PD From NBC10.com Two Newtown Borough police officers had arrested 38-year-old Robert Flor on suspicion of drunken driving and taken him to the hospital for blood and urine testing. As hospital officials were about to conduct the tests, Flor, whose handcuffs had been removed, grabbed Officer James Warunek's gun and shot both officers and a hospital employee before fleeing to the garage roof, police said. Police said the man grabbed the gun and started shooting so quickly that the other officer, Brian Gregg, did not have a chance to pull his gun. "After firing five shots from the officer’s weapon, he fled the emergency room. He was chased from the emergency room by another hospital employee. He was ultimately apprehended on the upper floor of the garage," Bucks County District Attorney Diane Gibbons said. Gregg, who has been working for the Newtown Borough Police Department for one year, died. Warunek, who also has one year on the job, is in good condition. Authorities said Flor fled the scene after the shooting. After an all-out manhunt, he was found on the top floor of a nearby parking garage, hiding in a car.

Date: 9-30-05 Time: 1400hrs Location: Sprain Rd., South of Jackson Ave Frequency: Units Operating: YPD ESU Truck 2, Truck4, ESU 850 (ESU Supervisor), 1st PCT Units, Traffic Unit, Detective Division; Empress; YFD E-310, TL-75, B-2, Car 45 Description Of Incident: (2) car head -on MVA with (1) driver pinned and DOA. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-29-05 Time: 2100hrs Location: Sprain Pkway, southbound- 1/4 mile north of Tuckahoe Rd. Frequency: Units Operating: YPD ESU Truck 2, Truck 4; YFD E-310, 314, L-70, R-1, NYSP, Empress. Description Of Incident: MVA with (3) victims, no pin. FD reporting "it's a bad one." Writer: Truck4 FPTF

Date: 9-29-05 Time: 2117hrs Location: 1070 Ogden Ave X W.165 St. Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: Fire in a 2-story brick, 1st floor taxpayer. Writer: Truck4 2118hrs- L-55 FAST. B-17 transmitting All Hands for 2-story brick 100 X 100. 2120hrs- S/C additional Engine and Truck. Fire in a rear room. 2135hrs- (2) L/S, (1) in operation. Main body of fire K/D. 2147hrs- Div. 6 rpts fire placed U/C.

Date: 9-29-05 Time: 1754hrs Location: 1661 Topping Ave X E.173rd St. Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: Fire on 2nd floor of 4-story OMD. Writer: Truck4 1754hrs- 10-75 by orders of E-42 officer. Fire on 2nd floor. Full box (with Sq-41, R-3) assigned due to calls. TL-31 FAST. 1755hrs- B-17 transmitting All Hands on Arrival for fire 2nd floor rear. 1756hrs- B-17 rpts 100 X 75 OMD. (3) 10-45's no code. 1800hrs- Div. 6 S/C extra Engine and Truck (E-82/TL-44). 2 L/S, (1) in operation. Req. EMS to front of fire building. 1804hrs- Req. E-82/TL-44 crews to front of building. 1808hrs- Main body of fire K/D.

Date: 9-26-05 Time: 1310hrs Location: Mamaroneck Ave X Main St. Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: (2) pedestrians struck by auto, (1) to WCMC and (1) to White PlainsHC. Reported to be non-life threatening. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-26-05 Time: 1225hrs Location: 463 Temple Hill Road "Verla International Ltd" Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: Suspect shot (3) victims at factory at close range and killed himself. The victims are all reported to be critical at St. Luke's Hospital in Newburg. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-25-05 Time: 1718hrs Location: LeCount Pl. X Anderson/Locust Frequency: Units Operating: E-22, L-13, R-4, Car 2302; 30A1; NRPD Description Of Incident: Rollover MVA with (1) in traumatic arrest. Writer: Truck4 1718hrs- Control recieving numerous calls for rollover. 1719hrs- 30A1 on scene reporting (1) person down on street. PD advising possible fatality. 1720hrs- A1 reporting (1) in traumatic arrest with 10 minute ETA to Sound Shore. 1723hrs- 30A1 with E-21 on board, enroute to Sound Shore. PD req. accident investigator.

Date: 9-24-05 Time: 1325hrs Location: Midland Ave X Dunston Ave Frequency: Units Operating: YPD 2nd PCT, ESU, Empress, YFD E-312, TL-75, B-2 Description Of Incident: Motorcycle MVA with reported severe leg injury. Unconfirmed report of vicitm being an off-duty P.O. Writer: Truck4

Saturday September 24th Hosted by Mombasha/Monroe FD "The Mombasha Fire Company/Monroe Fire Department is finalizing plans to host the 90th Orange County Volunteer Fireman's Association Parade, which will be held this Saturday, September 24, 2005 . Over 50 fire companies, guests and marching bands will be in attendance. The parade staging area will encompass all of Still Road and its side streets. The almost two mile long parade route will proceed down Route 17M past the Mombasha firehouse, make a right onto Stage Road to Lake Street, then make a right onto Millpond Parkway and end in Crane Park. Mombasha Past President William Trimble will be the master of ceremonies."

Date: 9-20-05 Time: 1005hrs Location: NYS Thruway X Exit 10 Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: MVA with Medivac, LZ on Thruway. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-19-05 Time: 1924hrs Location: Western Highway X Orangeburg Rd. Frequency: Units Operating: Orangeburg FD, EMS, Rockland Medics, OPD. Description Of Incident: MVA with entrapment and fire. Lifeguard 18 flew (1) to WCMC. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-19-05 Time: 1350hrs Location: 11 Overlook Trail Frequency: Units Operating: Chester, Goshen, Florida, Warwick Description Of Incident: Fully involved, large private dwelling. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-19-05 Time: 1242hrs Location: Bronx River Parkway- Southbound X Scarsdale Rd. Frequency: Units Operating: E-311, E-314, L-70, R-1, B-2; ESU Truck 3, Truck 2; Empress, WCPD. Description Of Incident: Rollover with entrapment. (1) victim to Jacobi by Empress Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-17-05 Time: 1310hrs Location: 16 E. 4th St. Frequency: Units Operating: MVPD, MVPD ESU, Empress Description Of Incident: Male shot, transported to Jacobi in cardiac arrest. Male black suspect fled in a vehicle. Writer: Truck4

Date: 9-17-05 Time: 0330hrs Location: Greacen Point Rd. X Orienta Ave/Long Island Sound Frequency: 46.26, 453.9725 Units Operating: Mamaroneck Village Full Department, Port Chester E-62, L-31; Larchmont R1; 68A1, 66A1; VMPD 312, 313, 315, 321, Marine 2 Description Of Incident: Fire in a large dwelling with limited access. Writer: ems-buff, res40cue, EX2354

Date: 9-15-05 Time: 0232hrs Location: 395 Capp St. X 18th St. (Mission District) Description: Fire on all floors of a 5-story wood frame OMD. (3) civilian fatalities, (5) additional injured civilians including (1) jumper in critical condition and (6) injured firefighters. U/C at 0420hrs. Writer: Truck4