Man receives medical aid near 86th Street subway station, New York NY
Medical EmergencyA man was reported needing medical assistance near the 86th Street subway station. Initially, it was thought he was hit by a train, but it was confirmed he did not make contact with the train. The man likely needed help due to a fall or medical issue. There was no criminal activity or traffic accident involved.
Audio|Source: New York City Police Department - Transit Bureau - Division 1 - Manhattan South
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Transcript:
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Emergency Adam 2. We need a 7-4[3]-86 Street.
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860PW we have a 54[1] rescue however one out of one advised that the aided did not make contact with the train case standby one one lieutenant
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no contact with the train sent or just an aided all right just got a bus for an aided home is mail
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all right ten four we got the bus in route okay yes you add on one you read yes you read
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sent four
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Response 2.
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Or Response 2.
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We're just to be an item 1.
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10-4.
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1st.
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The commission sergeant 84-point.
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7-4[3]. God Thomas 22-09.
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1-1-1-1. Adam 1.
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No,
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Aided[2].
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You don't need to have been in the bus.
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1080.
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That sounds 4. So we're canceled in that bus, aided Army.
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Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
54: Medical emergency involving injury, illness, or unconscious person requiring assistance.
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Aided: Person requiring medical assistance due to illness or injury.
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7-4: Acknowledgement of message received or understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near St, 300-398 East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
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