00:00
District 11, at this time, East Tremont and Boynton, David number 213, got a 54[1] unconscious coming over.
00:05
911, we have a male, unconscious on the steps of the entrance of the station, closest to 179.
00:14
11 Charlie 1, you got it.
00:20
This is 11, Sergeant.
00:25
You ready for Ross and unconscious? 11 Charlie picked it up at East Tremont on a blind favor.
00:31
10-4, is it coming over 6-4?
00:34
Oh, coming over to 911.
00:35
We have an aided male on the steps of the station, closest to 179th Street entrance of the train station.
00:45
Do you have a callback? Is the person awake? Is he breathing?
00:50
He's unconscious at this time.
00:51
Once they get off the phone with 911, I'll have to call back as to take further.
00:59
Advise if it's a transit or topside.
01:02
It's on the stairs of the transit.
01:05
I'll keep you advised of further.
01:07
Give me one, Sergeant.
01:08
This is 11 Sergeant.
01:13
What's up, Sergeant?
01:14
I just have to call back in regards to East Tremont.
01:16
My caller's unconscious.
01:17
He says he unknown if he's breathing or not, but he's on the stairs as you enter the station.
01:28
You say for the bus, it's going to be 6 min out, 27 or 5 h .
01:31
Charlie, ready in regards? Go for it.
01:41
Three response two.
01:49
Any update on that ETA?
01:52
Negative, I'm getting another call to the line.
01:55
Do you have any updated position besides dizziness?
01:58
Still a faint at this time.
02:03
Three response two, the ETA's still a faint.
02:10
The aid is faint right now, laying down.
02:14
Affirmative, I'll rise him.
02:15
Semi-conscious, I'll try to upgrade him.
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.
Medical Emergency
