Passenger found breathing, sitting after welfare check on train
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Special train 233 , El Cerrito del Norte, one.
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Have a person, passenger that's feeling his land down.
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He's not getting up.
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And are they on the platform at Del Mar or are they on your train 233 ? On my train, lead B, a person, passenger came up and said it happened, but no one's in that car.
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Called anything in, but they said.
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Still laying on the ground.
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Two three three, hold Del Norte, read back.
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Two three three, hold Del Norte, doors open.
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Read back, Frank 1937 , the time radio check on portable.
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Let's go back and check it out, please.
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Make sure no one needs medical.
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Control, train 101 , barrier for one, approaching right of the yard.
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Train 101 , ten four.
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Ten 233 radio check.
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Yeah, I still see the person down.
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Two three three, you are ten two.
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And I'm sorry, did you say you do see the person?
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Yeah, he's down.
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Oh, I don't know if that's something you want to do.
01:12
Ten four. If you could just advise whether they're breathing or not, and then an approximate age for medical, please.
01:19
Oh, they're breathing.
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And 233 , can you advise if the person is in need of medical attention or if they're declining, please?
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Central, he's real audible.
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He's laying down.
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He'll say, "Get up." Okay, he's getting up because I told him I was gonna call Barb.
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Talking in the radio.
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Talking in the radio.
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He's sitting down.
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We okay.
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Standpoint, thank you.
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You can return to the cab.
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Released from your hold at Del Norte 19.
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Or actually, you're on an official Barb police hold there now.
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1939.
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Standpoint, Central.
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10-233, courtesy call, and you're back in the cab, please.
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Ten four.
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Yeah, lead me on the Fremont end.
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He's yelling a little bit, but he's okay now.
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Basically, he's okay.
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Thank you, 233 .
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Break 107 approaching Lake Merritt.
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One hold Lake Merritt, read back.
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One hundred and seven, hold Lake Merritt.
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Train 107 , read back.
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Correct, park police drug activity 1940 .
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Three six one approaching MacArthur three now the 761 .
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Three six one now the 761 .
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Two three three holding Del Mar one central.
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Two three three I'm in a cab.
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For BART Police is responding to the platform.
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They're just going to conduct a welfare check.
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We don't want him to be a problem for you when you sleep at Richmond.Hold on, I'm sorry.
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And 233, do you have a description of the person? BART Police is asking.
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Um,
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hello.
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Well, the station agent came up, so I don't know if he went and got off or what while I was walking out.
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I don't know if he's Indian or if he has a tan on him or whatever.
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Short pants, he's carrying a gray suitcase jacket, and I don't know.
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I don't think he's a problem.
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Two three three, ten four.
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Central 231 on two.
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Thank you, 231 on two.
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City, he's on platform.
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Ten four, I understand the agent is out.
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With the subject on the platform, we're updating BART police.
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Three six seven airport one release from your hold at the airport.
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Current time 1943 .
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Wheel roll 1951 .
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Yes, central.
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He's on the platform.
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He was changing his clothes.
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BART police is here, but he's off the train.
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Ten four. Hopefully, they call me with a release for you soon.
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Two three three, release from your hold at Del Mar, 1944 .
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Four four.
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