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Smoke Condition Due to Stuck Brake Chute at Northbound Train Station
Kings Hwy & E 16th St
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a smoke report at a Brooklyn train station, later identifying a stuck brake chute as the cause. No fire was found, and transit officials are addressing the issue.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kings Hwy & E 16th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kings Hwy & E 16th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kings Hwy & E 16th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kings Hwy & E 16th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kings Hwy & E 16th St.
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Brooklyn FDNY · Aug 30, 8:59AM · 0:30
Battalion 33 to Brooklyn. Battalion 33. 7049, we'll make this the 18th for a 20 code 3. We didn't have anything burning. It seems like an MTA, maybe a hung up brake chute. MTA is going to take over. All units going to be in the process in the 33 is going to be 10-8. 10-4. We'll be right back.
Brooklyn FDNY · Aug 30, 8:56AM · 0:31
Battalion 33 to Brooklyn. 33. 7049, we're using 102 to rest fast, investigating a smoke condition under. Last car, the train that's passed through the station right now. 10-4. 855 the time, dispatcher 465. Battalion 35 to Brooklyn. Battalion
Brooklyn FDNY · Aug 30, 8:47AM · 0:30
Battalion 33 to Brooklyn. Battalion 33. 7051, give a 10-7, we're on the platform, we don't have anything at this location. Battalion 33, this came from transit, we're on the phone with them, just stand by. 10-4. Battalion 33, we're on the phone with them.
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