Medical emergency at subway platform in Bronx, Bronx NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical incident near a subway platform in the Bronx after a man was found bleeding from the head and neck. He was alert and conscious when first responders arrived. EMS was confirmed en route, and no weapons or other injuries were reported. Details about what caused the bleeding were not confirmed at the time.
Audio|Heard on: NYPD Bronx/Manhattan Transit
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01:19
Transcript:
00:00
2049, all we have is that he's on the island platform and he's bleeding from the neck and the head.
00:06
We're checking it out.
00:07
Thank you so much.
00:13
What response to?
00:16
What response to?
00:18
80.
00:20
Okay, 2151.
00:26
Charlie one.
00:28
Seven Charlie one.
00:33
Mark the job at 90 X-ray and someone with a pickup of 29 harassment here near 167 St on the four.
00:40
So 11 lieutenant on the back.
00:43
Okay, no weapons or injuries like that, correct?
00:46
No weapons, no injuries.
00:49
12 response one?
00:58
No response one.
01:01
Confirm 34-year-old male is bleeding from the head, alert, breathing conscious.
01:08
You have EMS en route?
01:10
EMS is en route, we get a bus ETA.
01:12
Do you have a perp description, direction of flight?
01:16
Still trying to obtain that information.
01:18
Stand by.
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Location mentioned:
St, Bronx, NY 10452
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