Violent man refuses to leave train at 86th Street, New York NY
Medical EmergencyA man acted violently and refused to leave a northbound 4, 5, or 6 train near Lexington Ave and East 86th St. Authorities were called for a mental health emergency involving the violent individual.
Audio|Source: New York City Police Department - Transit Bureau - Division 1 - Manhattan South
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Transcript:
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Can I have a different support unit response to near Lexington Ave and East 86th St on a 4-5-and-6 Robert (number withheld)? For a 54[1] EDP[2] with a violent EDP subtype on the northbound Fortress. train is a male, EBC and car number 77742, acting violent and refuse to detrain.
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4.02.
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4202. I'll do something at the job.
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Can I have a unit back 402?
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4-02? Pull atta.
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Call the Senate.
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Pull the Senate. Resort one.
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Back on that.
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September, central response one.
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4-12.
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Can you respond to near Lexington Ave and East 86th St on a 4-5-and-6 for violent EDP[2]?
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We're responding. 4-respondent. 4 response 1.
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Responding. 4 response to 1.
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4. All right.
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7-4. Arrival 884.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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54: Medical emergency involving injury, illness, or unconscious person requiring assistance.
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EDP: Emotionally disturbed individual requiring police attention due to behavior posing a concern or potential risk.
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Location mentioned:
Lexington Ave & East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
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