Ongoing Standoff - Rochester/Irondequoit NY

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Police on Scene of Standoff in Irondequoit - YNN, Your News Now

Anyone have a feed? I don't believe there is one, unless I'm mistaken....

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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The channel(Towns North) is mixed in on the "Monroe County Police" or "Monroe County Public Saftey" feed

Monroe County, New York (NY) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Listening to the archives -- looks like they are on MCSO TAC 2.

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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The TAC channel is being used for dispatching/admin, the Op itself is on Towns North since last night.

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Gotcha. Tuning into the feed now that has Irondequoit PD

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Sounds like "Monroe County Police" switched over to exclusive radio for the standoff:

Monroe County Police Live Scanner Audio Feed

EDIT: Which is still ongoing by the way...

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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They're changing channels to "MCSO Special Ops", anyone know the frequency?

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Monroe County, New York (NY) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Try the detail frequencies?

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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I believe the Special Ops Freqs are Simplex, so unless you are right in the neighborhood you are not going to here what is going on. I heard they brought in the Counties Comm Truck so thats most likely why they switched to simplex.

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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K2DMG said:

I believe the Special Ops Freqs are Simplex, so unless you are right in the neighborhood you are not going to here what is going on. I heard they brought in the Counties Comm Truck so thats most likely why they switched to simplex.

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By the time I got over there for Close-Call, it was over.

 

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• Jul 23, 2011

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Even after they said they were switching over to the special ops frequencies, I heard traffic on towns north, and the towns north channel was still secured for standoff operations, while TAC 1 County-Wide was temporarily Towns North.
I think I saw an Astro ID flash across the screen of my radio quickly, while I was on the Special Ops channel, but I was too far away to actually receive it well enough to get enough frames for audio.
What a insane situation this was, though! The number of agencies called in was astounding... Border Patrol, MCSO SWAT, RPD SWAT, NYSP, Fire... the whole nine yards. Must have felt like an absolute battlefield.

 

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• Jul 24, 2011

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special ops freq?

I run the monroe county police feed. Wanted to know what
the special ops freq was for MCSO. Hope you enjoyed the feed for the standoff.