Sutton Place, Manhattan
Four People Injured, One Fatally, by Hazardous Materials
Reported Mar 5 at 12:11 PM · Updated Mar 5 at 1:50 PM · 83.1K Viewed
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EMS units also confirm that the scene is now secure. The hazardous material has not been identified by EMS, FDNY or NYPD units at this time.
EMS still confirms the total number of patients. One person who sustained minor injuries was transported to a local hospital.
EMS units confirm there are the same amount of injuries at the scene - one fatal injury and three minor injuries.
Citizen user video shows multiple firefighters at the scene.
EMS personnel now report two additional NYPD officers sustained minor injuries as a result.
EMS clarify the second injured victim is a fellow EMS member.
EMS units also confirm that the scene is now secure. The hazardous material has not been identified by EMS, FDNY or NYPD units at this time.
EMS still confirms the total number of patients. One person who sustained minor injuries was transported to a local hospital.
EMS units confirm there are the same amount of injuries at the scene - one fatal injury and three minor injuries.
Citizen user video shows multiple firefighters at the scene.
EMS personnel now report two additional NYPD officers sustained minor injuries as a result.
EMS clarify the second injured victim is a fellow EMS member.
EMS units also confirm that the scene is now secure. The hazardous material has not been identified by EMS, FDNY or NYPD units at this time.
EMS still confirms the total number of patients. One person who sustained minor injuries was transported to a local hospital.
EMS units confirm there are the same amount of injuries at the scene - one fatal injury and three minor injuries.
Citizen user video shows multiple firefighters at the scene.
EMS personnel now report two additional NYPD officers sustained minor injuries as a result.
EMS clarify the second injured victim is a fellow EMS member.
EMS units also confirm that the scene is now secure. The hazardous material has not been identified by EMS, FDNY or NYPD units at this time.
EMS still confirms the total number of patients. One person who sustained minor injuries was transported to a local hospital.
EMS units confirm there are the same amount of injuries at the scene - one fatal injury and three minor injuries.
Citizen user video shows multiple firefighters at the scene.
EMS personnel now report two additional NYPD officers sustained minor injuries as a result.
EMS clarify the second injured victim is a fellow EMS member.
EMS units also confirm that the scene is now secure. The hazardous material has not been identified by EMS, FDNY or NYPD units at this time.
EMS still confirms the total number of patients. One person who sustained minor injuries was transported to a local hospital.
EMS units confirm there are the same amount of injuries at the scene - one fatal injury and three minor injuries.
Citizen user video shows multiple firefighters at the scene.
EMS personnel now report two additional NYPD officers sustained minor injuries as a result.
EMS clarify the second injured victim is a fellow EMS member.
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What kind of hazardous material? 😧😧😧😧😧😧😧😧
Salute to First Responders, FDNY and NYPD.
I was like walking to the park earlier when the cops/EMS arrived. There was a dead body found in the back of a car. That’s what I heard from others.
@kkaligagkksku
Carbon monoxide in a vehicle likely wouldn’t require this level of HAZMAT response, unless this is just an over abundance of caution due to not knowing what caused the death. Also unlikely to cause additional injuries so rapidly.
@LRV Supposedly it was gobar gas (I’m on the scene and listening to bits and pieces from people/press).
What kind of hazardous material? 😧😧😧😧😧😧😧😧
Salute to First Responders, FDNY and NYPD.
I was like walking to the park earlier when the cops/EMS arrived. There was a dead body found in the back of a car. That’s what I heard from others.
@kkaligagkksku
Carbon monoxide in a vehicle likely wouldn’t require this level of HAZMAT response, unless this is just an over abundance of caution due to not knowing what caused the death. Also unlikely to cause additional injuries so rapidly.
@LRV Supposedly it was gobar gas (I’m on the scene and listening to bits and pieces from people/press).
What kind of hazardous material? 😧😧😧😧😧😧😧😧
Salute to First Responders, FDNY and NYPD.
I was like walking to the park earlier when the cops/EMS arrived. There was a dead body found in the back of a car. That’s what I heard from others.
@kkaligagkksku
Carbon monoxide in a vehicle likely wouldn’t require this level of HAZMAT response, unless this is just an over abundance of caution due to not knowing what caused the death. Also unlikely to cause additional injuries so rapidly.
@LRV Supposedly it was gobar gas (I’m on the scene and listening to bits and pieces from people/press).
What kind of hazardous material? 😧😧😧😧😧😧😧😧
Salute to First Responders, FDNY and NYPD.
I was like walking to the park earlier when the cops/EMS arrived. There was a dead body found in the back of a car. That’s what I heard from others.
@kkaligagkksku
Carbon monoxide in a vehicle likely wouldn’t require this level of HAZMAT response, unless this is just an over abundance of caution due to not knowing what caused the death. Also unlikely to cause additional injuries so rapidly.
@LRV Supposedly it was gobar gas (I’m on the scene and listening to bits and pieces from people/press).
What kind of hazardous material? 😧😧😧😧😧😧😧😧
Salute to First Responders, FDNY and NYPD.
I was like walking to the park earlier when the cops/EMS arrived. There was a dead body found in the back of a car. That’s what I heard from others.
@kkaligagkksku
Carbon monoxide in a vehicle likely wouldn’t require this level of HAZMAT response, unless this is just an over abundance of caution due to not knowing what caused the death. Also unlikely to cause additional injuries so rapidly.
@LRV Supposedly it was gobar gas (I’m on the scene and listening to bits and pieces from people/press).
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