Man walks on Cross Island Parkway near Throgs Neck Bridge, Queens NY
Medical EmergencyA man was walking in the middle of the Cross Island Parkway near the Throgs Neck Bridge. He was reportedly yelling and walking towards the Bronx. Emergency responders were called to the scene to address the situation.
Audio|Source: NYPD - 109th and 111th Precincts
02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Got an EDP[1] coming over, CIP, the Throgs Neck Bridge.
00:04
Two calls in regards for a male walking on the cross island.
00:08
Those shirts, they see yelling and screaming.
00:14
I'll have a description of regards.
00:20
Drive alive.
00:21
Maybe want to see how to get a direction of place.
00:29
I said David, I tried one of the call back. Colorface Nell is walking in the direction of the Bronx. Um,
00:36
safety's walking in the middle of the parkway.
00:38
Second call, give us a clip of a...
00:40
They all wear a white pants, no black, hard hair, muscular adults.
00:44
Finger lane.
00:52
All right, I'm showing back and I'm going from the distance. Certify MTA, please.
00:59
It's on fire.
01:03
9,000, David.
01:17
He shows 1484.
01:22
The last of the location was he's on the ramp going towards the box map.
01:30
I tap which shows the Amazon.
01:35
Hi, Scott David.
01:37
Hi, Scott David.
01:39
ETA on the bus.
01:44
Three minutes foul.
01:45
You have the GENDS. So you guys have... David, you guys have the EDP[1]?
01:59
I set data because I have the EDP[1] what's the update the location so I'll update EMF?
02:05
We on the cross island right before the exit from the Throgneck Bridge.
02:09
All right, time's phone.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EDP: Emotionally disturbed individual requiring police attention due to behavior posing a concern or potential risk.
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Location mentioned:
Cross Island Pkwy, Queens, NY
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