8/6/20 Brooklyn 4th Alarm Box 3707

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UnitWithTheUrgent

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Address: 811 Cortelyou Road at East 8th St.

Fire on the top floor & in the cockloft of a 6 story 100x200 MD

Note: The regular FDNY feeds were down during this incident, I was only able to catch up limited transmissions from an alternative feed.

B-48: 10-75 - Fire from the roof - 14:27

L-148 FAST

B-48: All Hands - Fire on the top floor - 14:31

B-48: Transmit a 2nd Alarm - Fire in the cockloft - 14:33

B-40 RUL, B-42 Safety

B-48: 3 L/S, 2 L/O - DWH - 14:37

B-48: Transmit a 3rd Alarm - Fire in the cockloft & in 3 apartments - 14:41

Staging: Coney Island Ave. at Ave. C

D-15: Transmit a 4th Alarm - 14:58

FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-114 & TL-153) - 15:34

FC: PWH - 15:37

FC: Under Control - 15:53

Maybe:
E-281, 255, 240, 282
L-147, 157, 148F
B-48, 41
R-2
SQ-1
D-15
RAC-5

2nd Alarm Maybe:
E-248, 249, 276, 330
L-113, 172
B-33, 40R, 42S
FC, SB, RB, TSU-2, CTU, RM
E-207 w/ Sat. 6

3rd Alarm Maybe:
E-220, 247, 310 ,280
L-156, 122
B-38, 43 Air Recon
E-246 Communications
MSU
RAC-1
Car-7

4th Alarm Maybe:
E-6 (act. 250), 239, 201, 283
L-174, 132, 114 s/c, 153 s/c
B-35 (act.) 48
Car-4a, 22b

Some Relocations:
E-214 to E-281
E-230 to E-248
E-6 to E-250
E-237? to E-207
E-262 to E-237
E-160 to E-250
E-225 to E-276
L-83 to L-148
L-103 to L-113
H&L-101 to H&L-147
B-35 to B-48
 
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Signal73

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UnitWithTheUrgent said:
Address: 811 Cortelyou Road at East 8th St.

Fire on the top floor & in the cockloft of a 6 story 100x80 MD

B-48: 10-75 - Fire on the roof - 14:27

B-48: All Hands - Fire on the top floor - 14:31

B-48: Transmit a 2nd Alarm - Fire in the cockloft - 14:33

B-48: 3 L/S, 2 L/O - DWH - 14:37

B-48: Transmit a 3rd Alarm - Fire in the cockloft & in 3 apartments - 14:41

Staging: Coney Island Ave. at Ave. C

D-15: Transmit a 4th Alarm - 14:58

* Rundown is a guess as the Brooklyn feed is down *

Maybe:
E-281, 250, 240, 255
L-147, 157, 148F
B-48, 41
R-2
SQ-1
D-15
RAC-2

2nd Alarm Maybe:
E-282, 248, 249, 276
L-113, 172
B-33, 40R, 42S
FC, SB, RB, TSU-2, CTU, RM
E-207 w/ Sat. 6

3rd Alarm Maybe:
E-247, 310, 280, 330
L-156, 122
B-38, 43 Air Recon
E-246 Communications
MSU
RAC-5
Car-7

4th Alarm Maybe:
E-220, 6? (act. 250), 201, 239
L-174, 159
B-58

Some Relocations:
E-214 to E-281
E-230 to E-248
E-262 to E-237
H&L-101 to H&L-147
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E-281,255,240,282
Rac-5

2nd
E-248,249,276,330

3rd Alarm
E-220,247,310,280
Rac-1

4th
E-6 Act. 250,239,201,283
L-174,132
B-35 Act. 48
 
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Signal73

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Yeah not all of use have those and use our scanner apps. Or are to far up the coast line to pick it up
 
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THEMAJESTIRIUM1

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( FDNY BOX 3707 - BROOKLYN ) - FDNY RESPONDING TO AND ON SCENE BATTLING A 4TH ALARM FIRE IN A MULTIPLE DWELLING ON CORTELYOU ROAD AND EAST 8TH STREET IN THE PARKVILLE AREA OF BROOKLYN IN NEW YORK CITY.
 
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scoobyd

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The photographer Todd Maisel got up close on the roof , perhaps too close! He lives nearby. Often gets right into the action, to the point of getting soaked by the hoseline.
 
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GeoC

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Just saying if I was on that roof that photographer would not be there. Enough to worry about without a photographer looking for a prize photo. I did here they were worried about a possible collapse and nobody did anything about this guy.
Not in my time.
 
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Ala117

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If you watch the video by THEMAJESTIRIUM1, there was one photographer early on, then two more showed up at 20 min.
Very surprised that they were allowed to be on the roof that close to a heavy fire/smoke condition, especially with the BC (roof sector) seeing them. Does anyone know if they were pre-authorized by the FDNY?

By the way, another super video with the fireground audio. Kudos to THEMAJESTIRIUM1.
 
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fltpara16

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Great video THEMAJESTIRIUM! Excellent footage of roof operations. The photographers on the roof of the fire building leave me confused and speechless. I cannot believe a Chief Officer would permit this in any department for any reason. Too much risk for the Chief to assume if something were to happened to one of these "journalist". I just see them as a liability and getting in the way.
 
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