Person riding outside nyc subway train restrained with taser, New York NY
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Disorderly ConductPolice responded to an incident at a subway station where a person was riding outside a moving train. Officers used a Taser to restrain the individual on the northbound platform near 96 St in New York City.
Audio|Heard on: NYPD Bronx/Manhattan Transit
Listen to dispatch call
01:16
Transcript:
00:00
We're given the final for the train surfer.
00:04
By response, okay.
00:05
Andrew, the priority.
00:08
Time 4, who has a priority? Test 5 the unit.
00:12
Question, boss.
00:13
At my location, I have one stop.
00:15
Pays are deployed.
00:18
All right, all units clear the air.
00:20
All units clear the air, please.
00:21
Cat time is 1740.
00:22
Time 5 the unit that has a priority, please.
00:25
(number withheld).
00:27
(number withheld). You have one stop?
00:31
Before, I need a bus and boss at my location.
00:35
Tackle. When I have a Supervisor (number withheld) and a 1-213, this is north-south, correct? 3-Lutemen.
00:40
3-Lut7.
00:43
Northbound platform on a 96-3-1-2-13-down.
00:46
Okay, sir, it's a seizure deploy.
00:49
Say that deployed, huh?
00:57
POSU, sentry.
00:58
Can you tell me in the back?
00:59
Show me on there first.
01:01
10-4[1]. 3 is POSU.
01:03
Oh, you need to have a lot.
01:06
The part of his cough.
01:09
No need to rush.
01:13
All right, purpose, cup and contained.
01:16
Other control at this time?
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
St, New York, NY 10025
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