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  1. Date: 8-20-05 Time: Location: 28 Jody Ln. X Shonnard Terr. Frequency: 46.500 Units Operating: E-308, 309, 310, 303; L-72, TL-71; R-1; B-1 Description: Fire in a 2-story P/D. Writer: Truck4 1725hrs- Original calls for a structure fire opposite 29 Jody Ln. L-72/E-308 10-84 with smoke showing. 1726hrs- L-72 rpts 10-29. B-1 req. 5th engine (E-312). 1729hrs- B-1 on scene with a 10-29/10-30 2-story P/D. 1734hrs- B-1 req. E-312 to come down from North Broadway and hit hydrant on Shonnard Terr. 1745hrs- B-1 rpts main body K/D.
  2. Date: 8-14-05 Time: 1920hrs Location: Bronx River Pkway X Bronx River Rd./Villa Ave (on ramp) Frequency: Units Operating:YPD ESU Truck 2, Truck 4; YFD E-313, L-73, B-2, Empress, WCPD Description: MVA with pin. Writer: Truck4
  3. Date: 8-14-05 Time: 1522hrs Location: 695 Route 42 Frequency: Units Operating: Sparrow Bush, Port Jervis Description Of Incident: Writer: Truck4
  4. Date: 8-14-05 Time: 1515hrs Location: Stormville Rd. "Brentwood Country Club" Frequency: Units Operating: Description Of Incident: Fire in a 2-story Frame Writer: Truck4
  5. Date: 8-12-05 Time: 2150hrs Location: 422 Midland Ave Frequency: Units Operating: Rye Description Of Incident: Fire throughout a P/D. Writer: Truck4, jklam3 Car 2421 reporting 10-75 on Midland Ave. Harrison Engine 13 VMFD Ladder 21 stand-by for City of Rye.. 22:04 60 advising Engine 13 to respond Milton Rd for wires down 22:13 60 advising Car 2164 Engine 13 has a run in the area of 300 Theo Rd Wires down. 22:33Ladder 21 responding 90 Dogwood Ln outside odor of smoke
  6. Date: 8-7-05 Time: 1030hrs Location: I/A/O Midland Beach (Capadano Blvd.) Frequency: Units Operating: NYPD Harbor, Aviation Description Of Incident: NYC Parks Department req. NYPD for possilbe sharks in water off beach. All swimmers removed from water. Parks official reporting numerous possible sharks. Writer: Truck4
  7. Date: 8-7-05 Time: 1500hrs Location: Kill Van Kull X Navy Homeport Frequency: Units Operating: FDNY, USCG, NYPD Description Of Incident: Fire on a 95-foot tug Writer: Truck4 1510hrs- USCG on scene with a fire onboard a tug towing a fuel barge. USCG evacuated crew members. NYPD on scene. FDNY Marine 9 enroute as well as land units. 1515hrs- USCG reports firefighting efforts underway by Coast Guard and tug crew. Tug has been removed from barge. 1545hrs- Tug will be towed to Staten Island Homeport. FDNY crews being transported to tug, which is still burning. 1550hrs- 2nd Alarm transmitted Div. 8. 1610hrs- Co's putting foam lines into operation. All crew accounted for and will be evaluated by EMS. Fire is in a below grade engine room. 1650hrs- Div. 8 reports fire K/D.
  8. Date: 8-5-05 Time: 0153hrs Location: Henry Hudson Parkway X W. 158th St (FDNY box 8752) Description: MVA with (2) fatalities. Units: ESU Truck 1, Truck 2, PCT, Highway; FDNY Writer: Truck4 0153hrs- Highway Unit transmitting 10-85 for MVA with civilian vehicle. Unit had stopped the car and suspects fled while officers approached the vehicle. Vehicle crashed a short distance away. 0154hrs- ESU Truck 2, Adam 2, U-4, PCT units all enroute. FD being notified. 0155hrs- Highway and PCT units req. all services forthwidth for confirmed occupants trapped in civilian vehicle which is on fire. 0155hrs- ESU Truck 1 units enroute. Unconfirmed if PD is involved. 0201hrs- ESU Truck 2 advising (1) person out of car, car is fully involved with (1) person entrapped. FD still enroute. 0207hrs- FDNY B-13 rpts 1 L/S/O. Highway AI req. 0214hrs- FDNY Div. 6 responding. PCT reporting (1) likely being transported and (1) confirmed DOA in vehicle.
  9. Date: 8-5-05 Time: 0020hrs Location: 220 Buena Vista Ave Units: 3rd PCT, ESU Truck 2, Truck 4 Description: Numerous calls for shots fired in area of Vark St. X Buena Vista, 3rd PCT units report male shot multiple times. Empress transported (1) to Jacobi with multiple shots to the chest. Writer: Truck4
  10. Date: 8-5-05 Time: 0022hrs Location: 22 Orchard St X Ashburton/Myrtle Units: E-309, 306, 310, 312; L-72, TL-71; R-1, B-1 2nd Alarm- E-303, 308; TL-75, B-1 Descritpion: Fire on 1st floor of a 3-story OMD. Writer: Truck4 0022hrs- Original call for fire in the living room. Dispatch advising B-1 to use caution leaving quarters due to shots fired in the area of Sta. 3 0025hrs- E-306 10-84 reports smoke showing. 0027hrs- B-1 transmitting 10-30, fire out 2 first floor windows. 0029hrs- 2nd Alarm, fire on first floor of a 3-story wood OMD. Exposure 1- street, Exposure 2- similar with 2-foot alley, Exposure 3- rear yard, Exposure 4- similar with 3-foot alley. TL-71 set up in front. 0031hrs- 2nd Alarm co's to respond in from Ashburton Ave. 0043hrs- B-1 reports main body of fire is K/D. Fire has extended up to cockloft, 4 L/S/O. Primary searches are negative, additional searches underway. Exposures are evacuated. 0044hrs- MSU #1 responding. 0104hrs- B-1 rpts fire under control.
  11. Date: 8-3-05 Time: 0105hrs Location: 204 Hilltop Dr. X Hudsonview/Bliss Dr. Description: Fire on top floor of a P/D. Units: Nyack (Dept. 10), Piermont (Dept. 13) Writer: Truck4 0105hrs- 44 Control advising multiple calls. Reporting neighbor on phone stating occupant is outside screaming that his house is on fire. 0106hrs- PD on scene confirming fire in the attic. 0110hrs- 10-Command on scene confirming, re-tone for working fire. 0114hrs- 10-Command req. M/A Piermont (Dept 13) to scene for FAST. Op's to CH.3. 0116hrs- 13-2 responding.
  12. Date: 8-2-05 Time: 2250hrs Location: Shonnard Pl. X Park Ave (I/A/O 4th PCT/Station #9) Units: E-309, L-72, R-1, B-1; 4th PCT Description: MVA w/rollover and pin. Writer: Truck4 2300hrs- B-1 rpts confirmed pin. 2304hrs- B-1 req. additional EMS for (3) injured. 2315hrs- B-1 rpts victims removed.
  13. Date: 7-27-05 Time: 1340hrs Location: Route 17B X Coopers Corners Rd. Description: MVA involving a car and garbage truck with (6) fatalities. Writer: Truck4
  14. Date: 7-27-05 Time: 1747hrs Location: 1101 Yonkers Ave Description: Fire in a 1st floor taxpayer of 3-story OMD. Writer: Truck4
  15. Date: 7-26-05 Time: 2356hrs Location: NYS Thruway northbound, between Tuckahoe Rd./Toll Plaza Units: ESU Truck 2, Truck 4, 1st PCT, NYSP, YFD E-310, 307, TL-75, R-1, B-2; Empress. Description: MVA w/Pin involving PD. Writer: Truck4 2358hrs- R/C 101, 110 on scene confirming location, reporting injuries. 0000hrs- Truck 2 on scene, R/C 110 (Sgt.) reporting confirmed pin in civilian auto. Truck 2 putting tool into operation. 0002hrs- Truck 4 on scene. R/C 300 (Patrol Supervisor) req. all units, PD and FD be advised that scene needs to remain intact for investigation. 0003hrs- YPD Crime Scene Unit notified, responding. 0004hrs- Truck 2 rpts extrication completed. 0005hrs- FD on scene. 0008hrs- R/C 110 advising no further YPD units needed. 0010hrs- R/C 110 req. YPD Accident Investigator, Detectives to scene. 0013hrs- 2nd PCT units req. to scene for traffic. 0019hrs- R/C 110 req. Thruway be shut down northbound at Tuckahoe Rd. 0024hrs- ESU escorting ambulance with injured MOS to WCMC.
  16. You know who to thank for getting you on N12. Let me guess, once again no camera? How many times is that in one day?
  17. Date: 7-25-05 Time: 1905hrs Location: 304 Bellevue Ave X Roberts Ave Units: E309, 308, 312, 306; L-72, TL-75; R-1; B-2 Description: Fire on 2nd floor of a 2-story P/D. Writer: Truck4 1906hrs- B-2 transmitting 10-30 (All-Hands). 1907hrs- B-2 reports fire on 2nd floor of a 2-story P/D. All co's working. 1908hrs- E-303 is 10-30 engine. 1910hrs- EMS req. to scene. 1911hrs- Fire is K/D and U/C. Returning E-303.
  18. Date: 7-25-05 Time: 1110hrs Location: Town Of Hempstead Sanitation Transfer Station- 3737 Long Beach Rd. Description: Heavy fire in a multi-story refuse transfer station. Co's with long water relay from Long Beach Rd. into station grounds. Multiple TL's in operation. Numerous M/A co's to scene. Lido Beach, Rockville Center covering Oceanside. Writer: Truck4
  19. Date: 7-24-05 Time: 2120hrs Location: Hudson River- south of G.W. Bridge Units: NYPD Aviation Air Sea Rescue, NYPD Harbor Charlie, FDNY Marine #1, North Hudson Regional FD, PAPD Description: (2) vessels collided with confirmed injuries. Writer: Truck4 2120hrs- USCG has a male on Ch.16 that states he is approximately 500 feet from shore, NJ side. He was struck by another vessel and his girlfriend was unconcious, now concious but cannot move. 2125hrs- PAPD req. NYPD over NYPD SOD, stating that the vessels invlved are off Edgewater, NJ. Numerous units enroute. 2129hrs- Victim reporting that the second involved vessel is also disabled and adrift near him. Unk. injuries on second boat. 2130hrs- NYPD ESU responding with ESU Truck 2 and Truck 1, FDNY transmitting water rescue box for same location. B-13, Rescue B/C, SOC, Water Rescue support units, with box assignment. 2140hrs- One vessel involved is a 26-foot Larson. Both vessels are at location. NYPD Aviaiton arriving and will search water for possible ejected victims. 2143hrs- FDNY Marine #1A is reporting (1) minor injury at this time. All land units going 10-8, marine and aviation units continuing in.
  20. Date: 7-24-05 Time: 1915hrs Location: Beach at Wolf's Pond Park Description: NYPD receiving multiple calls for a shark sighting, unconfirmed. Writer: Truck4
  21. Date: 7-24-05 Time: 1525hrs Location: 10 Timber Trail X Polly Park Rd/North St. Description: Orig. call for a fire in basement possibly extinguished, CMD reporting fire in attic. Units: Harrison 2161, 2162, 2163, E-11, E-13, TL-24, R-19; Mamaroneck Village E-38 Writer: Truck4, shantz02, jklam3, 242steve 1527hrs- CMD reporting 10-75 fire in attic of a P/D. Req. M/A engine to scene. 1529hrs- M/A Mamaroneck Village E-38 to scene. MVFD Truck to cover (L-20). 1530hrs- M/A Rye E-193 to cover Harrison. 1533hrs- Car 2243 responding to scene. 1539hrs- Car 2163 req. Harrison EMS to scene for (1) minor injury. 1546hrs- MVFD retone for manpower for L-20. 1555hrs- L-21 responding to cover Harrison. 1600hrs- Ladder 19 (TMFD) standby for VMFD 1601hrs- County C & 0 Zone 2 to scene. 1608hrs- Port Chester ems to scene 2 inj FF's 1 poss fractured hand 1631hrs- 2161 requests con-ed electric to the scene
  22. Date: 7-24-05 Time: 1410hrs Location: Atlantic Ocean X Beach 100th St. off Rockaway Blvd. Description: Lifeguards are reporting to PD a shark sighting off beach and are removing all swimmers from water. Further investigation rpts a possible dolphin. NYPD Aviation responding as a precaution. Writer: Truck4
  23. Date: 7-23-05 Time: 2200hrs Location: Hudson River, Westchester shoreline from Yonkers to Ossining. Units: Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington, Ossining, Piermont, Nyack FD marine units, Yonkers Police Marine #1, Greenburg PD Marine Unit, NYPD Aviation #14, U.S.C.G. Sector N.Y., U.S.C.G. Aviation. Description: Original report of (1) adult and (2) children missing on a jet ski. Writer: Truck4 2200hrs- Ossining PD recieved a 911 call reporting a jet ski with (1) adult and (2) children (1) hour overdue to Shattamuck Boat Club in Ossining after reporting engine trouble. Numerous agencies being notified. 2215hrs- Rockland County units notified. Last reported location was south of the Tappan Zee Bridge, closer to the Westchester side of the River. YPD Marine #1 searching from Yonkers City Pier north. 2220hrs- Rockland County D.E.S. Aviation responding. N.Y.P.D Aviation responding and will also check eastern shoreline from Yonkers north. 2230hrs- U.S.C.G. resources from Sector N.Y. responding. Coast Guard aviation responding with a (60) minute ETA. 2235hrs- Ossining, Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington searching eastern shoreline from Bridge north, due to tide and current. 2240hrs- Tarrytown PD have a unattended jet ski at Washington Irving marina. 2250hrs- Ossining FD CMD has made contact with jet ski operator and reports he is on the rocks near Sing-Sing prison. 2253hrs- Irvington Fireboat #4, NYPD Aviation on scene with victim. 2300hrs- EMS req. to evaluate jet ski operator.
  24. After lengthy discussions between the webmaster and moderators and input from a large number of members through the boards and in person, we've decided further guidelines and actions are necessary after an abundance of posts from a relatively small number of members that not only violated the forum rules but also offended existing members and lead to unnecessary debate and tension. There has been an increasing amount of posts from members, hiding in anonymity, that express their uneducated, biased, ignorant and uninformed opinions on matters of which they obviously intend to blast a department or organization they don't like or make a statement that they think is funny and then run and hide behind their screen name. We, as a group, will not let these boards become another "rant" site. It has become apparent to us that many professional individuals, from all areas of emergency services- paid and volunteer, are turned away from EMTBravo because of the unprofessional and immature threads that, until now, we've given some liberties to. EMTBravo has the potential to become an even greater resource for all interested members for information, training, news and events, with input from many individuals at the top of their fields. This is something we can all benefit from. This goal cannot be achieved if we continue to allow child-like and unprofessional behavior. All of us involved with helping the webmaster maintain this site are in favor of a free and open environment, where anyone can ask a question out of desire to improve their knowledge. In light of recent postings, many members resist asking questions because they are often ridiculed, given the wrong information or unintentionally start a debate that has nothing to do with their original question. No one should be afraid to ask a question. In effort to improve the effective communication on this site, moderators will pay closer attention to content in effort to protect those who honestly and respectfully ask a question. We ask that answers to inquiries be limited to those who are informed and knowledgeable to the material or incident. If a reply is deemed to be an uninformed opinion or other statement detrimental to the original intention, it will be deleted. In regards to "Monday morning quarterbacking," discussions of incidents will now be limited to 1) accounts by people who were at scene and involved in the operation, 2) additional, factual information not posted in the original IA thread and 3) respectful questions as stated above, some of which will be moved to the appropriate forum. We also ask for more participation from the members who are involved with departments who operate at scenes posted on the board. There are a group of members who post accounts of incidents they operated at that are well written and well appreciated. If more members become involved in sharing their experiences, tactics and accounts, we can all achieve a better level of learning through this site. In return, the moderators will attempt to ensure you're protected from the bashing and other nonsense that has occurred in the past. Of course, we are not asking for any information of a sensitive nature or an issue that came up that would be better suited for discussion within your department. A better sharing of information with a stern filtering of nonsense would limit the useless debates that arise over and over again. Speaking of these useless debates, there will be no more 3 page threads on such common topics as "Paid vs. Volunteer," "Yonkers Vs. Everyone," "Police Vs. Fire" and "Blue lights Vs. Red Lights." Most of these issues are a matter of policy, procedure and politics, none of which will be changed or decided upon through these boards. These debates only cause resentment and go against the very intentions of this website. As a result of these decisions, more posts will be deleted. There are over 2,700 registered users of this site and growing. We need to be responsible with how this site is run, just as the members should be responsible for the contributions to the content. Last week, there were over 200 views of a fire in Armonk in the Incident alert thread during the first hour of the job alone. This site has become a tremendous resource for all members, members who need to be responsible in order to maintain this resource. Truck4 EMTBravo EMTBravo Moderators
  25. Buffy finally first due at a job but still forgets his camera. "If the fire's in the firehouse, am I 10-17 and then 10-19 or 10-19 and then 10-17???"