Unoccupied Basement Flooded
153rd St & 56th Ave, Flushing, Queens
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Firefighters confirm only a few inches of water in the basement, with no one trapped inside.
Firefighters confirm no one is trapped in the flooding basement, which is currently unoccupied.
Firefighters on scene report that they are assisting a woman stuck in a car surrounded by water.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 153rd St & 56th Ave.
Firefighters confirm only a few inches of water in the basement, with no one trapped inside.
Firefighters confirm no one is trapped in the flooding basement, which is currently unoccupied.
Firefighters on scene report that they are assisting a woman stuck in a car surrounded by water.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 153rd St & 56th Ave.
Firefighters confirm only a few inches of water in the basement, with no one trapped inside.
Firefighters confirm no one is trapped in the flooding basement, which is currently unoccupied.
Firefighters on scene report that they are assisting a woman stuck in a car surrounded by water.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 153rd St & 56th Ave.
Firefighters confirm only a few inches of water in the basement, with no one trapped inside.
Firefighters confirm no one is trapped in the flooding basement, which is currently unoccupied.
Firefighters on scene report that they are assisting a woman stuck in a car surrounded by water.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 153rd St & 56th Ave.
Firefighters confirm only a few inches of water in the basement, with no one trapped inside.
Firefighters confirm no one is trapped in the flooding basement, which is currently unoccupied.
Firefighters on scene report that they are assisting a woman stuck in a car surrounded by water.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 153rd St & 56th Ave.
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I work for a Tow Truck company that’s why I’m asking you
You can’t get the Nypd one
Even if I managed to find their radio channels, I still wouldn’t be able to listen to their conversations. First, doing so would be illegal. Second, NYPD radio communications are encrypted. Although I don’t think breaking the encryption would be extremely difficult, and I’m sure there are plenty of radio enthusiasts in New York who could probably figure it out, it would still be illegal. At the very least, I’m not going to livestream or broadcast anything that involves illegal activity.
@Coldtril You have the FDNY frequency
FDNY RADIO FOR FLUSHING
I work for a Tow Truck company that’s why I’m asking you
You can’t get the Nypd one
Even if I managed to find their radio channels, I still wouldn’t be able to listen to their conversations. First, doing so would be illegal. Second, NYPD radio communications are encrypted. Although I don’t think breaking the encryption would be extremely difficult, and I’m sure there are plenty of radio enthusiasts in New York who could probably figure it out, it would still be illegal. At the very least, I’m not going to livestream or broadcast anything that involves illegal activity.
@Coldtril You have the FDNY frequency
FDNY RADIO FOR FLUSHING
I work for a Tow Truck company that’s why I’m asking you
You can’t get the Nypd one
Even if I managed to find their radio channels, I still wouldn’t be able to listen to their conversations. First, doing so would be illegal. Second, NYPD radio communications are encrypted. Although I don’t think breaking the encryption would be extremely difficult, and I’m sure there are plenty of radio enthusiasts in New York who could probably figure it out, it would still be illegal. At the very least, I’m not going to livestream or broadcast anything that involves illegal activity.
@Coldtril You have the FDNY frequency
FDNY RADIO FOR FLUSHING
I work for a Tow Truck company that’s why I’m asking you
You can’t get the Nypd one
Even if I managed to find their radio channels, I still wouldn’t be able to listen to their conversations. First, doing so would be illegal. Second, NYPD radio communications are encrypted. Although I don’t think breaking the encryption would be extremely difficult, and I’m sure there are plenty of radio enthusiasts in New York who could probably figure it out, it would still be illegal. At the very least, I’m not going to livestream or broadcast anything that involves illegal activity.
@Coldtril You have the FDNY frequency
FDNY RADIO FOR FLUSHING
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I work for a Tow Truck company that’s why I’m asking you
You can’t get the Nypd one
Even if I managed to find their radio channels, I still wouldn’t be able to listen to their conversations. First, doing so would be illegal. Second, NYPD radio communications are encrypted. Although I don’t think breaking the encryption would be extremely difficult, and I’m sure there are plenty of radio enthusiasts in New York who could probably figure it out, it would still be illegal. At the very least, I’m not going to livestream or broadcast anything that involves illegal activity.
@Coldtril You have the FDNY frequency
FDNY RADIO FOR FLUSHING