Person reported on railway tracks near Damen and Montrose, Chicago IL
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a person was seen on the railway tracks between Damen and Montrose on Chicago's Brown Line. Operators were alerted, and the person was later cleared from the area.
Audio|Heard on: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Sir Damen to Montrose will be ten thirty-five in all directions.
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Dispatching out Brown Line operator.
00:06
Operators in the area, Damen to Montrose.
00:07
We got a person on the right of way performing at ten thirty-five.
00:10
Should we get attention on the person or find a passing? And your attention operated (number withheld).
00:15
Person on the right of way, Damen to Montrose.
00:17
Person cleared the right of way.
00:19
Damen, we'd like to reopen Damen to Montrose and be tested in all directions.
00:24
Four thousand nine hundred and forty-seven.
00:26
Attention Brown Line operators in the area, Damen to Montrose.
00:28
Got a person on the right of way performing at ten thirty-five.
00:31
Should we get attention of the person or find the passing? And your attention operated four.
00:34
Fifteen (number withheld), plus out of right of way, Damen to Montrose.
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Location mentioned:
Damen & Montrose, Chicago, IL 60625
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