Medical emergency involving intoxicated passenger on train, Washington DC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a passenger on a train near Mt Vernon Square was intoxicated and had a medical emergency. Medics arrived on the scene to assist before removing the individual from the train.
Audio|Heard on: WMATA MetroRail
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03:27
Transcript:
00:00
You play customers over.
00:02
Uh, we're playing customers, but the medical situation is still on the train, open?
00:09
Affirmative, affirmative.
00:11
I mean, everyone else is clear besides the customer that's having the medical emergency.
00:18
Affirm.
00:20
Affirm, thank you.
00:21
Central All.
00:24
Central Control 6456.
00:29
Check in at 6456.
00:31
Give me one second, got an emergency.
00:32
I'm going to come back to you over.
00:35
That's good. I've got an emergency.
00:36
We can't go away in one second.
00:38
Affirm to appreciate you, such an additional offer.
00:41
Let's be an intentional offer.
00:45
Be over.
00:50
Attention all operator from all street.
00:52
Attention all grants, Alfreders from off street.
00:54
Remember, most to level one, most to level between Fulcide and Columbia Heights Trachson 2.
00:59
ATC personnel in the interlocking at Georgia Avenue, tracks on the two Fawrne team personnel.
01:03
Even like telling your horn speed, grader, and 35% of the Tytosis is clear.
01:09
Simon 018, Sitchelawl, also make an ounce to your customers.
01:12
Sentry to be a back operator for Mount Vernon Square is on the platform.
01:18
Tract 2.
01:20
Affirmative, train operator in Mount Vernon Square, pocket track.
01:23
Come in that, Sitchel over.
01:26
I'll copy that back, central.
01:28
Affirmative, you copy direct.
01:30
Thank you. Central out.
01:32
Once again, attention to operators on ausse degree.
01:35
Attention on airline operators on upstream.
01:38
We have a single track on between.
01:39
Maybe all across to Anna Kossi about the way to track one.
01:42
Due to.
01:45
I'm response to customers by Anacocquee-Tracts 2.
01:47
Make an option to see a customer respect to laser both directions.
01:50
Comments 0819, special out.
01:52
Train 531 verified loan a false track 0602 from into blockade, call Mark Anacofofi, Trach 1, Service and Kisn, over.
02:00
Okay.
02:05
Affirmative, motion out.
02:06
Affirmative, session out.
02:09
Five to eight make sure you are most level one at borderfront and they call my ground copy over
02:17
Satchley, copy mode 21 and 1-1-1-4-0.
02:21
Affirmative new, thank you, such a lot.
02:23
SETO-control.
02:25
527, track 1 U-3, 0-speakomans.
02:29
Already service.
02:30
Need a block to Columbia Heights.
02:31
Over.
02:32
Affirmative 2, 27, Jack-Long, Gou Street.
02:35
Most 11-1 from Mr.
02:36
Blocket,
02:37
Colombeye Highst, I can send you over.
02:40
I've been covered up.
02:41
2-1, Columbia Heights, 1, Columbia Heights.
02:43
1-A-marker-Marker.
02:45
I'm firmur there, such a loud, train five to nine track once yawber.
02:48
Can you help me out? Can you give me two minutes before the parting over?
02:54
Yeah, red, you're maddened news coming.
02:56
I got you two minutes old.
02:58
Affirmative, I appreciate you.
03:00
Such a law.
03:02
Train 5-2-8, truck to water flight.
03:04
We got medics on the scene at this time, they servicing this customer.
03:11
I think he's just drunk.
03:12
You got that corn liquor with him.
03:15
Can't wake up.
03:16
So soon they get them off the train, I'll let you know.
03:20
Affirmative, Medics says on the scenes are a funny.
03:22
You're going to let me know when they're able to get the customer off the train.
03:25
Thank you, sir.
03:26
Thank you, sir.
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Location mentioned:
Mt Vernon Sq 7th St-Convention Center, 700 M St NW, Washington, DC 20001
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