Скачать или смотреть SEATTLE FIRE: Hazmat team responding 11/3/23

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
At 4:24 pm on November 3, 2023, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a hazardous materials call in the 6000 block of 52nd Avenue S for reports of a suspicious envelope containing an unknown white powder delivered to a synagogue. After an investigation, the substance was found to be non-hazardous but was never identified. There were no injuries. This was one of four suspicious packages sent to Seattle synagogues, with three having suspicious powder. There were no injuries from any of the envelopes. Days later, at least four Washington state election offices also received white powder, including fentanyl. The FBI investigated, but I don't recall any arrests being made.

Sources:
https://www.king5.com/article/news/lo...
https://komonews.com/news/local/suspi...
https://x.com/SeattleFire/status/1720...
https://sfdlive.com/?id=F230145186
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VIDEO TIMELINE
Number in parenthesis represents the number of angles the same unit has been seen in this video.
0:00 - Hazmat team responding from Station 10: E10, STAF10, HAZ1, L1, A10, + A5 (separate call)
2:20 - E10, STAF10, HAZ1, A10 responding (2)
2:50 - E10, STAF10, HAZ1, A10 responding (3)
3:32 - E10, STAF10, HAZ1, A10 responding (4)
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AUDIO
This is real audio from SFD Channel 3 (rescue/hazmat ops)
Audio is somewhat synced with video. It may be off by a bit.
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UNITS
Units dispatched were: A10, AIR10, B5, DEP1, E10, E33, HAZ1, L1, PIO2, & STAF10.

Units seen in this video were: A10, E10, HAZ1, L1*, & STAF10.

*In a reserve rig

SFD D Shift
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MY NOTES
Trying to get rid of the last of my recordings from my Xbox Game Bar folder, which I recorded on the built-in screen recorder. This is a really old one, and one of two hazmat responses I caught when the Station 10 camera was facing the right way. Note to anyone out there: You can't change the frame rate and resolution of the game bar screen recorder, so a 17 minute recording is 3.4 gb. Don't use it
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Video recorded live as it happened using Windows Game Bar screen recorder - do not use!!
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Video edited by me using ClipChamp by Microsoft (ew)

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