Passenger on platform has difficulty breathing at 69th station, Chicago IL
Medical EmergencyA passenger on the platform at 69th station is having trouble breathing and may need medical help. Another passenger is with her.
Audio|Source: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
02:25
Transcript:
00:00
As Pass, the state, she's KKK cannot breathe.
00:04
I got my radio off.
00:08
13, you said a passenger said they cannot breathe.
00:16
7-4, control.
00:18
She's sitting on the platform now with another passenger.
00:23
Control the side 10-4[1], she was able to like the train.
00:25
I'm sent for her.
00:26
Control to the CSA, CSI 69.
00:39
Cato seven northbound, I'm a dick and the last in February.
00:45
Okay.
00:56
To the CSA, CSA, CSI, 69.
00:59
One 1040.
01:01
40, 10. 40, 102.
01:09
13, is it safe for you to proceed? The past 64 do we have a CSA as in K-K-9.
01:14
Yeah, on the platform, asking American female, all-white, black two, she does have another passenger with her.
01:22
Okay.
01:25
Sempa, thank you.
01:38
...
01:40
What are you sent?
01:49
What he said? Well, 110 and then...
01:53
Rub the shoulder 110?
01:57
Safe, the operating 1-3-0-3-0 C-7-0.
02:01
...down to the platform with the passenger.
02:15
Charter 5-6-8, I'm also checking with CAC control city.
02:18
We have a C869.
02:20
I'm trying to let them know that we have a CFD[2] en route for that location.
02:23
I just got a hold of the CFN.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
[2]
CFD: Chicago Fire Department involvement, including fire or emergency medical services response.
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Location mentioned:
69th, Chicago, IL
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